five men, grant, butler, meade, smith, and hancock. they all needed to be on the same page in order for this plan to work. subordinates but grant failed to communicate his battle plans to all the subordinates. and thus, like the university of georgia which drives down the field to the three yard line, and then fumbles [laughs] , the general-in-chief jeopardized the potential payoff of his brilliant march to the. james would about the confederates? what are they up to? of course this fellow, beauregard, was in command of something called the department of north carolina since april 23rd. this was a huge department that extended from the south, the mouth of the cape fear river all the way up to the south bank of the james river. the virginia portion of his domain was called the first military district. it was under the command of henry wise, the former governor of virginia. he had authority over the garrison troops in his district, well bush ron johnson's division -- for containing butler at bermuda hundred, behind a compact defensive po

according to butler defended only by a skeletal force.ederalists began their march between two and 3:00 a.m. on the 15th but the delay in crossing the bridges and not not until 5:00 a half an hour after don would smith's two light divisions joined the troops on the south side of the appomattox river. now the union calgary road ahead and encountered a stubborn confederates it is at a place called baylor's farm several miles east of the line. this is just east of the interchange with highway 36 and i-295 today. it was pretty much a lost battlefield. according to the resistance to powerful calvery smith called on hanks to show the rebels aside. the black troops lurch forward in their first combat absorbing significant casualties with a single calvary regiment supported by a chilly but eventually eventually the 4500 greatcoat held fast giving the troops a hard-earned victory accompanied by a sinister byproduct, the intimidation of baldy smith. at a most onyx list -- unexpected plates have been called upon to develop my force and make an assau

butler unreservedly. the manager is on temporary leave.ion. she says while she loves her napa valley community, it sends an important message. >> people need to understand that the way they have operated their entire lives, that is no longer going to fly. >> abc7news. >> we also reached out to goose and gander for additional comment but did not receive a response. >> the first husband of britney spears is under arrest and napa county. jason alexander was booked today for an arrest warrant issued in 2016, facing two felony charges. bail was set at when he thousand dollars and he is told to be arraigned tomorrow. he was married to spears for less than three days in 2004 before an annulment and was transferred to napa county. >> workers at a starbucks in san francisco have voted to join a union. the starbucks on 18th street is the first in the city to unionize. workers agreed to join the union and a seven-to vote. starbucks has five days to challenge the vote. about 190 locations across the country have unionized area >> a health care tax and

butler unreservedly. the manager is on temporary leave.ler says he hopes what happened to him is the start of a larger conversation. she says while she loves her napa valley community, it sends an important message. >> people need to understand that the way they have operated their entire lives, that is no longer going to fly. >> abc7news. >> we also reached out to goose and gander for additional comment but did not receive a response. >> the first husband of britney spears is under arrest and napa county. jason alexander was booked today for an arrest warrant issued in 2016, facing two felony charges. bail was set at when he thousand dollars and he is told to be arraigned tomorrow. he was married to spears for less than three days in 2004 before an annulment and was transferred to napa county. >> workers at a starbucks in san francisco have voted to join a union. the starbucks on 18th street is the first in the city to unionize. workers agreed to join the union and a seven-to vote. starbucks has five days to challenge the vote. about 190

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reporter: butler was in napa to perform at a jazz club. after sharing his experience, people have flooded goose and gander's yelp page with negative reviews. the restaurant posted a segment on their instagram page. they say the incident should never have happened and that "all of us at goose and gander apologized to mr. butler unreservedly." the manager is now on leave and they are working on sensitivity training. janai says it sends an important message. >> people need to understand that the way they have operated their entire lives, that is no longer going to fly. kumasi: we also reached out to goose and gander for additional comment, but did not receive a response. reggie: happening today, san francisco will offer more monkeypox vaccines. santa clara is the third county to reach a triple digit number of cases. and now has 100. san francisco has by far the most in the bay area with 600. solano county is now in the orange tear on the map with 21 reported cases. we have everything you need to know. you can find it on our website, abc7news.

cadet memory, butler says supervisor sherman walton used a racial slur after butler asked him to take off his belt while going through security. good evening. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. butler says the incident was embarrassing, and he wants the supervisor to set the record straight about what happened to attend. ktvu is amberleigh live tonight outside city hall, where the alleged incident took place, amber might be incident took place just beyond these doors here at city hall. not the cadet tells me he wants the truth to be told, and he wants to clear his name. on this thursday afternoon, the security checkpoint at san francisco city hall's polk street entrance was fairly quiet , but not on june 24th, according to sheriff's cadet emery butler. he tells me on that day, simon walton, the president of the board of supervisors, refused to take off his belt going through security . when butler asked, he says walton used a racial slur twice during this incident in words like you that look like me. it's always a problem. i don't agree that just because it's two black males that it'

and repeats it again. >> that the point butler says his supervise or allowed walton to go through the checkpoint but not without in his words threatening him. >> so he gets his things and as he's walking toward the elevator, he looks at me and goes you must not know who i am, i'll whoop your ass. >> we went over the city hard racement-free policy. it states that harassment consist of unwelcome visual, verbal or physical conduct. in recent days supervise or walton has gone on the record accusing the sheriff's department of retaliating against him. stating that in the past he has received unfair treatment at the security checkpoints. today we approached walton who asked school board member to resign after she made some racially insensitive remarks toward black and latino family. >> what's your your reaction tol that? >> you have apologized too -- >> let me be clear about this. anshoo made racist remarks toward the black and brown populations. you have my statement if you want to send your e-mail, i'll resend your e-mail. >> should you resign? >> of course, not. >> none of the supervise

and repeats it again. >> that the point butler says his supervise or allowed walton to go through the checkpoint but not without in his words threatening him. >> so he gets his things and as he's walking toward the elevator, he looks at me and goes you must not know who i am, i'll whoop your ass. >> we went over the city hard racement-free policy. it states that harassment consist of unwelcome visual, verbal or physical conduct. walton has gone on the record accusing the sheriff's department of retaliating against him. stating that in the past he has received unfair treatment at the security checkpoints. today we approached walton who asked school board member to resign after she made some racially insensitive remarks toward black and latino family. >> what's your your reaction tol that? >> you have apologized too -- >> let me be clear about this. anshoo made racist remarks toward the black and brown populations. you have my statement if you want to send your e-mail, i'll resend your e-mail. >> should you resign? >> of course, not. >> none of the supervise ors have asked walton to res

could butler told his side of the story today. you said the incident happened during a pride event when walton was going through the security checkpoint inside city hall. the cadet said the supervisor used racial slurs when asked to take off his belt on going through a metal detector. >> looked at me point that the glass and said is a words like you who look like me. that's always a problem. and then continue on to say that the process was summit where so. it was. i mean, it's and there's a apologize now. it will mean much. i just want him to look his constituents and eye and tell them that he lived. >> supervisor walton's office released a statement on the incident and it reads in part, quote, these incidents are in clear dispute and seek to vilify me and my character. i would never expect the sheriff's department to provide an accurate account of what transpired between 2 black men. we did reach out to or's office again for a response to butler's comments. but we have yet to hear back. >> in santa clara county, former ufc fighte

as long as there was no line on that friday of pride weekend, butler says there was a line of people waiting to get into city hall and that the supervisor threatened him in front of a crowd. you must not know who i am, i would be a this is a professional setting, and there's no reason why you should be talking like that. i reached out to walton in a written statement, he says that he may be a target for retaliation because he has introduced and passed sheriff's oversight legislation. quote no other supervisor has been a thorn in the sheriff's department side than me. i'm just a cadet, so what kind of actually do supervisor walton also wrote? quote this is not the first time that i have been mistreated and targeted by this individual. alright alright, take care. there's no one in this building has ever encountered me that will ever tell you that they had an unpleasant time with me. it's just unfair that someone that has his platform and use it to try to destroy my name. i just wanted to tell the truth tells me he is not looking for an apology from the supervisor. he wants walton to te

it happened the exchange between both butler and walton and what point did their super his supervisor intervene? and of course the people who were there now in the meantime, here's what cadet butler and supervisor walton told me. i just want him to tell the truth amari butler granted us an interview stating that he wanted to clear his name and remind people of what happened on that busy morning of pride weekend when board president shaman walton went through one of the security checkpoints at san francisco city hall in the past. the supervisor would always get screened with a handheld security wand so it was really crowded so when he came in i tried to give him a warning, you know, he's gonna have to take off his belt and decided that he wasn't gonna do it unwilling to cooperate cadet butler says supervisor walton verbally harassed him in front of everyone waiting in line looks at me points out the window and says, it's in words like you look like me. that's always a problem and he continues to go on and say this is some, you know inward --. and repeats it again at that point butler s

and mari butler told his side of the story today. that the incident happened during a pride event when walton was going through the security checkpoint inside city hall. the cadet says that the supervisor used racial slurs when asked to take office belt while going through a metal detector screening. >> he looked at me point that the glass and said is it words like you who look like me? that's always a problem. and then continue on to say that the process was summit where so. it was. i mean, it's and there's a apologize now. it will mean much. i just want him to look his constituents and eye and tell them that he lot. >> 2 boys are walton's office released a statement on june 29th and it reads in part, these incidents are in clear dispute in c 2, 5 vilify rather me and my character. i would never expect the sheriff's department to provide an accurate account of what transpired between 2 black men. we did reach out to the supervisor's office today for a response to butler's comments. but so far have not heard back. >> former ufc fight

butler said he hopes what happened to him is the start of a larger conversation.ant message. >> people need to understand that the way they have operated their entire lives, that is no longer going to fly. dan: we also reached out to goose and gander for additional comment but did not receive a response. [closing bell] ama: better-than-expected earnings reports from big companies including walmart and home depot helped move the market higher today. they should consumer spending is still strong. nasdaq nasdaq drop 25's of s&p was in the green i-8. dan: nearly $4 billion of student loan debt is being canceled, from former students of the now defunct itt technical institute. it shut down in 2016, shortly after the government pulled the plug on its federal funding because the school had failed to show it was in compliance with certain accreditation standards. the total amount of loan discharges approved under president biden now totals nearly $32 billion. ama: today president biden signed a massive bill into law impacting health care costs, climate change and taxes. i

so ben butler it's importance, too. this leads to where i can dismiss these subsidiary campaigns and say they are not going to do anything much. because both guys performed at the level we have come to expect from political generals. both subsidiary campaigns were complete failures. butler didn't take richmond, didn't take petersburg. he got his command bottled up in the and of a peninsula between the james and appomattox river's. that was that. the confederates were able to contain him with minimal force, and detach the rest of their troops to leave. ziegel also failed in the shenandoah valley. so these two subsidiary campaigns that had the potential to help, they are out. so now it's all going to be all on grant, and the army of the potomac, which he is not commenting, but he is supervising. more on that in the moment. it's time for that right now. let's talk about the commands, because this is a problem that grant has. what would really work best, we can say this with the benefit of hindsight, is that it would work b

san francisco sheriff's cadet is demanding a formal investigation memory, butler says san francisco'soard of supervisors president shaman walton berated him. at a city hall security checkpoints several weeks ago. ktvu is amber lee explains what happened and the supervisor's response. on this thursday afternoon, the security checkpoint at san francisco city hall's polk street entrance was fairly quiet, but not on june 24th, according to sheriff's cadet emery butler. he tells me on that day, simon walton, the president of the board of supervisors, refused to take off his belt going through security . when butler asked, he says walton used a racial slur twice during this incident in words like you that look like me. that's always a problem. i don't agree that just because it's two black males that it's okay for him to use their or even heard someone say it was a sign of solidarity. i don't know what kind of solidarity that would be tells me. what bothered him was that during a previous encounter with the supervisor about a week prior, he had made a verbal agreement with walton that he wo

but they all had butler service. these butler's are normally students or work in banks or bakeries. they sport a uniform on top, but whatever they like on the bottom, the butler's make beds serve breakfast and chat with the guests. they're an important part of the concept which is the one that i just try to please because and enjoy the experience by self. that's the goal to enjoy doing it and really give the guests something positive with the to procure one more for over 2 decades. thirdly, clean twins have been making art that intrudes into reality, out of the museum and into everyday life. guests pay almost $330.00 heroes for one night at their 0 star hotel, a deliberate provocation, you say, so it is. i think i say it as an investment and self reflection. i mean if someone recognizes the personal value in it for the 325 swiss francs or nothing about it. so i can see then they can skip taking another course or mindfulness training findings in an increasingly incongruous world, spending the night in this bed is also making a statement the hotel will operate until mid september. so

um ari butler says san francisco's board of supervisors president salmon walton berated him at a city hall security checkpoints several weeks ago. ktvu is in, burleigh explains what happened and the supervisor's response. on this thursday afternoon, the security checkpoint at san francisco city hall's polk street entrance was fairly quiet , but not on june 24th, according to sheriff's cadet emery butler. he tells me on that day, simon walton, the president of the board of supervisors, refused to take off his belt going through security . when butler asked, he says walton used a racial slur twice during this incident in words like you that look like me. it's always a problem. i don't agree that just because it's two black males that it's okay for him to use their or even heard someone say it was a sign of solidarity . i don't know what kind of solidarity that would be tells me. what bothered him was that during a previous encounter with the supervisor about a week prior, he had made a verbal agreement with walton that he would want the supervisor through without walton having to remove

it happened the exchange between both butler and walton and what point did their super his supervisorourse the people who were there now in the meantime, here's what cadet butler and supervisor walton told me. i just want him to tell the truth amari butler granted us an interview stating that he wanted to clear his name and remind people of what happened on that busy morning of pride weekend when board president shaman walton went through one of the security checkpoints at san francisco city hall in the past. the supervisor would always

miss butler thank you so much for being with us tonight. i want to start by getting your reaction to what happened in kansas last night. often when you talk to people who are on the winning side of something they tell you they knew it all along. i've spoken to a lot of people in kansas who said we were hoping it was going to happen, but we weren't really expecting the blow at the we got in this referendum. >> thanks for having me ali. i won't be one of those folks. it was just an inspiring victory that the country saw last night that kansas really sent a clear message that miss sweet just described the work that didn't just start the week before. these are organizations who have been at this for months i was not someone who is sitting at home last night knowing that we had it in the bag. i was hopeful, i joined the rest of the folks that you spoke to i was hopeful, i knew that the team on the ground, the grassroots leaders the providers who were still trying to provide care to patients all across kansas, they -- that they were doing the har

to me herrera butler in the state's third district and dan newhouse in the fourth.mp has vowed revenge on his work to defeat both of the bigger trams -- he endorsed retired. green beret and army ranger joe can't against terror butler in the third, but he is now currently in third place in the top two primary. he is in second place and the democrat very lightly funded perez is leading the way is now but that is a bit of a string district were republicans have had an illustrious bigots are close district court cut up only one magna by about 5%. with republicans splitting the vote, herreira butler made us to survive to the general election at rob's back in the fourth district is also in third place right now, trailing the incumbent, new house, and democrat, dove why to run a very strong campaign. loring court was also attacked by super pac money that came in at the ago at interesting years that this jumble primary, the top two primary that was instituted in 2004, the first time any statement to it, the top two vote getters, regardless of party, would move on in this el

cadet omari butler says it happened june 24th, butler says supervisor sherman walton refused to take off his belt while going through security at city hall. when butler says he asked him to take off the belt, he says walton used a racial slur two times, butler says there was a long line of people waiting to get into city hall that day and says the supervisor threatened him in front of a large crowd. in words like you that look like me. that's always a problem. i don't agree that just because it's two black males that it's okay for him to use their or even heard someone say it was a sign of solidarity. i don't know what kind of solidarity that would be the supervisor. walton issue, dave written statement in the response, he says he may be a target for retaliation because he was behind the sheriff's department oversight legislation , he said quote no other supervisor has been a thorn in the sheriff's department side than me. former san francisco district attorney chaser. bodine says he will not run for his old seat in the november election. bodine was recalled from office in june. the

butler unreservedly.provide their staff with sensitivity training. he says he hopes what happened to him as the start of a larger conversation. she says while she loves her napa valley community, it does send an important message. >> people need to understand that the way that they operated their entire lives, that is no longer going to fly. kristen: we also reached out to goose and gander for additional comments but have not received a response. dan: in your musical version of the musical "oklahoma!" takes on issues like racism in a unique version opening tonight at san francisco's golden gate theatre. we caught up with one of the stars of the show, sacha hutchins, who plays lori. ♪ >> it is the oklahoma you know and love and the one you have never seen before, this one digs a lot into the undertones of violence and the undertones of a sort of existential existence that these people are living in 1907, as oklahoma is becoming a state. so it is still a beach social, -- box social, there is still lots of d

that's a butler. >> well, i can't yell, oh, butler, can i?be somebody's name is butler. >> i think her role in "all about eve," that's the beginning really of how she looks and talks like the monroe we would come to know. >> now there's something a girl could make sacrifices for. >> there's something about marilyn that makes you feel as if you can reach out to the screen and actually touch flesh. >> i don't want to make trouble. all i want is a drink. >> it's the blonde hair. it's the beautiful mouth, that yield in her body. >> thank you, mr. fabian. >> well done. i can see your career rising in the east like the sun. >> i am happy to announce that the winner is "all about eve." >> despite "all about eve"'s picture win at the oscars, the head of 20th century fox, darryl zanuck, still doesn't see marilyn's potential. >> zanuck never likes her. he never thinks she's much of an actress. >> sometimes the way that women look overpowers our ability to see they are very gifted with a lot to offer beyond that. >> he simply couldn't see that marilyn c

i just want him to tell the truth amari butler granted us an interview stating that he wanted to clear his name and remind people of what happened on that busy morning of pride weekend, june 24th, when board president shaman walton went through one of the security checkpoints at san francisco city hall in the past. the supervisor would always get screened with a handheld security wand so it was really crowded so when he came in i tried to give him a warning, you know, he's gonna have to take off his belt and then decided that he wasn't gonna do it unwilling to cooperate cadet butler says supervisor walton verbally harassed him in front of everyone waiting in line looks at me points out the window and says, it's in words like you look like me. that's always a problem and he continues to go on and say this is some, you know inward --. and repeats it again at that point butler says his supervisor allowed walton to go through the checkpoint but not without in his words threatening him so he gets us things and as he's walking towards the elevator. he looks at me and he goes you must not kno

slur when butler refused to take off his belt at the checkpoint, butler says that day there was a long line of people waiting to get into city hall and that supervisor walton threatened him in front of a crowd of people. it's n words like you that look like me. that's always a problem. i don't agree that just because it's two black males that it's okay for him to use their or even heard someone say it was a sign of solidarity. i don't know what kind of solidarity that would be. supervisor walton responded with a statement that said quote he may be a target for retaliation because he was behind the sheriff's department oversight legislation and supervisor walton also said quote no other supervisor has been a thorn in the sheriff's department side than may. time is our 406. at least five people are dead in southern california , including a pregnant woman after a fiery crash, where one car smashed into other cars and then burst into flames. now it happened in the windsor hills neighborhood, and it was all caught on this surveillance video. watch the left side of your screen. mercedes benz

butler went on to say that just because he is a black man and supervisor walton is a black man, doese it any better , any use of the n-word. which is still an allegation, i should say. dion: the belt removal is part of his own protection, for his own safety. i do want to get another layer of the complexity. the school board member said during a board meeting that black parents place different values on education than parents of different ethnic backgrounds. walton has called for her resignation, and you described mayor breed walking on a tight rope in her response as well. >> we spoke with mayor breed today and she has said that she feels like this situation with supervisor walton has been handled. obviously, statements have come out since that interview, this situation with walton and the cadet are very much not resolved. walton has called for the resignation of the school board member whose comments are very much seen as a racial stereotype against black families. mayor breed is not calling for the school board members resignation, saying it was a mistake and an issue with english

butler accepted the apology.ed that the incident never should have happened and an important opportunity exists for the restaurant to learn and improve. dan: financial support ended for residents of 30 three tahoma, aa high-rise in san francisco that flooded two months ago. many of the 200 displaced tenants still have belongings inside the building and theft is certainly a concern. the company that owns 33 tahoma has agreed to move people's belongings into storage pods to keep them safe. now 131 displaced residents are wondering where they are going to go next. they had a month to prepare for this deadline and abc7news question the developer about it today. >> [inaudible] >> we are providing options. the residents are looking at the options we are providing. we are working closely with the city. there's a process in place. dan: the housing department has implemented an emergency plan to house those tenants. ama: looking at our changing climate. a toxic algae bloom is spreading across much of the san francisco bay

. >> cadet butler says he is not looking for an apology. he just wants walton to own up to what happened. san francisco chronicle reports that human resources department has closed the case, but butler has filed an appeal. >>> new evidence from police is giving us a closer look at a timeline of a woman's disappearance back in january. police investigators believe that she was murdered by her boyfriend in the now should be timeline with the victim's family, which offers new information about how the prime suspect and her disappearance may have tried to have covered his track. nbc bay area spoke with the family today who says this evidence is forcing them to make another heartbreaking decision. >> reporter: for more than six months now, mr. and misses gabe have been holding out hope their daughter alexis would be found. >> they like to spend time together much one day. they like to have a mother and daughter day eating out or just going to the nail salon. >> weeks ago, police announced that they believe alexis had been murdered by her ex- boy

paul butler's are implicated in the sort of locking up black people. and so song and i thought that it made sense to think about the implication of his arguments so policing so do we think it makes a difference if you're a black cup and the empirical evidence is kind of. mixed and the reason it's mixed if you make a difference you make a difference to people on the street or make a difference to law enforcement you make a difference in black people's lives. so you will have a different form of policing and policing structure to the extent that black cops are a part of the scene. so please seeing will look different feel different because they're black cops. that's the idea. now there are a couple of reasons to question that if again we take seriously that the problem of policing is a structure. so if you put black people in a problematic structure what you end up with is a problematic structure now, it doesn't mean that there is no pushing back, but it means that they are grappling with racism as black cops and the space for them to exercise agency in

at that point, butler said his supervisor allowed walton to go to the checkpoint but not without in his words threatening him. >> as he his walking toward the elevator he looks a b and goes, you must not know who i am. >> we went over the city's harassment free workplace policy put out by the human resources department. it states that harassment consists of unwelcome visual, verbal or physical conduct. supervisor walton has gone on the record, accusing the sheriff's department of retaliating against him, stating we approached walton who a fewti weeks ago asked a school board member to resign after she made some racially insensitive remarks toward black and latino families. what is your reaction to all of this? >> you have asked her to resign and she apologized. >> let me be clear about this. she made racist remarks toward the black and brown population. that has nothing to do with the inaccuracies reported by the sheriff's department. >> should you resign? >> of course not. >> none of the supervisors have asked walton to resign with the exception, most have remained quiet. >> i have no

butler accepted the apology.we agreed that the incident never should have happened and an important opportunity exists for the restaurant to learn and improve. dan: financial support ended for residents of 30 three tahoma, a high-rise in san francisco that flooded two months ago. many of the 200 displaced tenants still have belongings inside the building and theft is certainly a concern. the company that owns 33 tahoma has agreed to move people's belongings into storage pods to keep them safe. now 131 displaced residents are wondering where they are going to go next. they had a month to prepare for this deadline and abc7news question the developer about it today. >> [inaudible] >> we are providing options. the residents are looking at the options we are providing. we are working closely with the city. there's a process in place. dan: the housing department has implemented an emergency plan to house those tenants. ama: looking at our changing climate. a toxic algae bloom is spreading across much of the san francis

as far as i understand, this does not work in the case of the palace, because i have a butler skirmishd here a small type of konstantin's shavings from the word court utensils a little like us in the palace, that is, a small courtyard, elk of the magnate at one time there lived one family of kings and four royal ones, stepan georgievich was born one by one, the famous countryman hero soviet union lieutenant general of aviation and one of the first pilots of the ussr at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century, the catholic apollinaria, a protosevich, also lived in the palace. her family suffered a tragedy, three children died, and at that time there was no catholic church in the village. it burned down in 1841. where to pray for their children, it is necessary to build a church, and in 1905 the catholics received money for this permission. apollinaria. i asked a distant relative , magdalena, for radivil, and a unique temple with italian decoration appeared. it was baptized ignat america and anthony tizga. sadly, this illumination of the church of apollinaria did not live o

, he has been the head of this butler since 2003, yes, he was the head of rosatom for many years, so they clearly know what they are doing. dmitriev, thank you very much. unfortunately, our time has passed . we will keep in touch. we will communicate . gives strength, wisdom and endurance to our heroes in energodar at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant , these people who today are truly the essence of ukraine, europe , dmytro kyrylchuk, deputy of the zaporizhzhia district council , a volunteer with us, very important information it sounds to us, uh, now we're moving on again . let's go west to mykolaiv oblast. i'll first read the information about how this region is suffering from enemy shelling, and then we'll add a guest. there were explosions again in mykolaiv, in general, the region came under enemy fire in the past day halychynivsk community, an economic building was on fire in shrykivsk, two farms were damaged , buildings in berezneguvatsk community were destroyed by the russians using multiple rocket launchers, a hurricane hit agricultural areas in all fortunately there were

butler accepted goose and gander's apology.agreed should not have happened and an important opportunity for the restaurant to improve." kumasi: the world's largest moth was discovered in the u.s. for the first time and here it is. this is the atlas moth more commonly found in the tropical forests of asia. this month it popped up in washington. it is just outside of seattle, roughly 10 inches across. it is not clear how the month even got to the u.s. or if it can survive in washington. state officials say it does not pose a public health threat. reggie: top of the wings that were two snakeheads. for that reason, i am out. kumasi: they do. it is still pretty. reggie: did you call me barbara coker? i wish. i am sure it is beautiful in many people's eyes. coming up the plan to connect san francisco with a high-speed rail. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessnes

butler accepted goose and gander's apology.ree the incident should never have happened and an important opportunity exists for the restaurant to learn and improve. kumasi: well, ok, i will show this to you. it is a bug of a size you have probably never seen before. the world's largest moth. what do you think? this popped up in washington state just outside of seattle. this is roughly 10 inches across. whether the agency could survive in washington's climate -- it is not posing a public health threat. reggie: i keep staring at the wings at the top. it really looks like snakeheads. kumasi: salamander. reggie: something about that is really unerringly. kumasi: let me see what salamanders look like. reggie: i could see salamander. kumasi: yeah, that's what it looks like. reggie: at 6:30, the latest on a plan on high-speed rail linking the south bay to san francisco. kumasi: going electric. an autom californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently

the k sticking points were migration, and frances colonial crimes. natasha butler has more from paris, a visit to the santa cruz chapel in the mediterranean port city of all, and a record shop famous for helping to launch or i music with a final stops on the french president's 3 day trip to algeria, aimed at improving relations 60 years after algiers gained independence from paris, emanuel mac raw and algerian president abdul magic tay, boone said, a new approach was needed after they signed a pact to improve ties, live all the minute, the html. we have the same stubbornness to succeed together because we are both convinced that this relationship isn't a bilateral relation. like any other. it's profoundly close was our laws. you also, we will act together in many fields, not only in algeria and france in the interests of africa, which will always defend france is also close to africa. i think that this closeness will allow us to go very, very far. the lead has promised to create a joint commission of historians to examine the colonial period. my cross at france will increase the numbe

paul: again, detroit realtor ed butler.he country is kind of experiencing a slight cool off. us, we're doing it a lot more because we have a little bit more inventory than the rest of the country does. paul: good for buyers like samantha? samantha: we go to see these houses and we're finally crunching numbers and saying, okay, we want to do this, we want to do that. we like this house, yada, yada, yada. then you get to the point where your interest rate is now, you know, 2% and 3% higher than what we're currently paying. so is it really going down or is it just kind of shifting over, you know, so who are we paying more to, the seller or the mortgage company? paul: though i guess if you buy now and mortgage rates eventually go down, you could refinance at a lower rate. so mightn't that give hope to those like lily adams? do you think you'll be able to buy a place? lily: eventually, yes. i believe so. paul: is it because you're that kind of person? lily: i'm that kind of person. paul: let's wish her luck. for the pbs newshour

the expectations as you talk to legal experts like professor butler is it would be extremely unlikely if not borderline impossible that a judge in this case would unseal the affidavit knowing the doj has laid down a multitude of reasons why they do not want to see it happen. one, providing a road map of what the criminal investigation looks like. two, compromising witnesses. and then the safety of the fbi agents involved. we know, jose, that last week when the search warrant was revealed, the two agents were -- they have since faced death threats. what if you were to unveil now this affidavit? all the people involved, their testimony, what would happen to those agents? this isn't a hypothetical. we know last week that someone tried to break into the fbi in cincinnati and threaten agents there. we're seeing this violence play out in real time, not to mention the fact that the judge has also been threatened, judge bruce reinhart. we got a statement from the palm beach gardens police department saying they are aware of the threats against judge reinhart. we are working with law enforceme

when natasha butler has been following mccullin's visit. she joins us from paris, so we're present back on hoping to get through many issues on this trip. oh yes indeed. and her as he ends this trip. i mean, he'd probably a feel of that he achieved what he set out to do, and that was to try and improve relations between algerian france. at the end of this trait, we see the algerian presence in the french president agreeing on this at new pact to try and heal ties. we don't really know what's in it. but nevertheless, it certainly shows willing on both the side of algiers and with paris to try and repair strange ties. we know that the 2 persons also agree to set up a committee of historians to look at colonial era archive serve as a macro. has promised that there will be more visas for young of jerry ends who want to study in france and that sort of thing. so the 2 sides very much looking as if they do want to try and move forward with their relationship. all list though, of course, a 60 years after algeria gained independence from france aft

and that the future of french algerian relations is in the hands of the new generation. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. still ahead on al jazeera, we meet members of premier's talk, our community have been forced to flee because of russian attacks. plus, i'm done you wish while they're on the bolivian side of the border with argentina, we're struggling economy over there is great to the buffalo here. ah. with checking out some storms toward the bottom end of south america. hi there, thanks for joining in. so this was a vigorous system that swung through the river plate region now pushing into the southeast of brazil, and it's dragged in much cooler air. so temperature is down in montevideo, and same goes for a sensor on big drop in temperatures here toward the top end of south america, where we've got our usual showers in storms rolling through here around the house with the high of 33 degrees on sunday. and getting striped with some pretty solid bands of rain, we can trace from san jose right through to panama city on sunday for the southern us states. we had rain induce flooding in

any case, this is a you formal gone, sheila, you former, gone through those big decisions at asha butler standing by in paris with more on the defense ministers meeting. but 1st, let's go to sir teresa bo in key for more on the situation in ukraine or teresa. let's start with the b i. e a's visit. they're expected to travel to this operation, nuclear power plants. they've been meeting with the ukranian president. do we know what's come out of that and what sort of timeline are we looking at? as far as their visit to is operation? while the 14 member delegation is already here in key, it's being led by the director of the a file. we don't see who earlier today met with president moly me to fill in sky. there's been not have. 1 concerns about how they're going to be traveling all the way to support each. it's a long drive. it's about an 8 hour drive. and there is, there's been some accusations from the ukrainian government saying that shelling was ongoing around the area where the teams should be able to make it all the way to stop. what do you say? the reason why you bring in government i