and that's exactly how i felt. >> a "sunday sitdown" with austin butler plus another "life well lived" later on in the show. >>> let's begin with hurricane hilary bearing down on the southwestern u.s. after slamming into mexico. nbc's priscilla thompson is in palm springs for us in california where folks are bracing for what's to come. priscilla, good morning. >> reporter: hallie, good morning. the rain has barely started here, but already officials have closed roads putting up barricades like this overnight as they are bracing for catastrophic and potentially deadly flooding. this morning hurricane hilary slamming mexico's baja, california, peninsula. the storm weakening overnight but still showing its fury unleashing heavy wind and rain across the region. this road completely washed out way. mexican officials say at least one person has died after their vehicle was caught in an overflowing stream. further north, california's governor declaring a state of emergency as the storm barrels toward the southwestern u.s. the outer bands of the storm already bringing severe weather to parts

so henry gets an and tommy butler actually belonged to the butler. to get there, they have to come across the river from augusta where they've done whatever by wagon and then loop around to the their father's plantation, which is over here. so they're constantly to come through hamburg on their way to augusta and from their plantation and it's driving them crazy. this is such a successful african town is driving them crazy probably these are black men with guns that they're so well-ordered, well-drilled and they're so happy. on july four, 1876, this represents everything that they don't want to see the history of the united states. so they drive their wagon directly into the parade. they easily have gone around. this is actually a really large field. they could have gone around just easily. they don't they drive directly directly up to the parade and. they demand that doc adams essentially disperse his militia. he says, i don't know why i would do that. i mean this is what the president of the united states had wanted all of his towns to do gets and

as dawn butler claims?the four great offices of state are held by someone from an ethnic diverse background. the prime minister himself, the home secretary and the foreign secretary. so ultimately, the conservative party builds on its empowering role in society to bnng empowering role in society to bring people forward who are the best people for the jobs rather than having positive discrimination and quotas put in place . the conservative party is place. the conservative party is all about empower individuals to come through and shine and make a difference in society and suella braverman, along with other colleagues, have put themselves forward for public service. are doing service. they are doing a sterling job in the roles that the prime has chosen to the prime minister has chosen to put in his government put them into in his government in difficult circumstance ounces. labour party, for ounces. the labour party, for example over 70 times example, voted over 70 times against immigration bill against the

as dawn butler claims?f the four great offices of state are held by someone from an ethnic diverse background. the prime minister himself, the home secretary and the foreign secretary. so ultimately, the conservative party builds on its empowering role in society to bnng empowering role in society to bring people forward who are the best people for the jobs rather than having positive discrimination and quotas put in place . the conservative party is place. the conservative party is all about empower individuals to come through and shine and make a difference in society and suella braverman, along with other colleagues, have put themselves forward for public service. are doing service. they are doing a sterling job in the roles that the prime has chosen to the prime minister has chosen to put in his government put them into in his government in difficult circumstance ounces. labour party, for ounces. the labour party, for example over 70 times example, voted over 70 times against immigration bill against th

but also, it would cut off lee's supplies, enable butler to move on into lee's rear. so basically grant has come up with a plan, a plan for virginia that sort of mirrors what he's thinking nationally. several armies, lee's army in northern virginia. we often think of billy as just facing the army, the potomac, actually. he's got all of these other forces to deal with. so this is grant's big plan. what about robert lee and the confederate army of northern virginia? well, they've had a since gettysburg now to get pretty much back up the strength some 65,000 soldiers in army very high morale when you read the letters of confederate soldiers as this new spring campaign is about to begin you they thought they were going to win tremendous faith in. their leader robert e lee and lee knew his men knew his commanders very different than the situation grant was himself in. we think of lee, though, as being a general who liked to maneuver, who like to take the. and this time he couldn't do that. he was sort of stuck. and here's why. here's the union army of the potomac rapid n r

the butlers' fire was so intense, investigators said they could provide no conclusive explanation for the gas explosion, and the cause of the explosion in plum is still under investigation, though pennsylvania officials told nbc news abandoned wells are being looked at as one possible cause the dangerous remnants of 100 years of searching for oil and gas, often dug by companies now long out of business, leaving open holes, which can cause toxins and dangerous greenhouse gases to leak into water supplies and, in some extreme cases, cause explosions nearly 5 million people across the country live within a half mile of one >> so that's the well >> yeah. >> i mean, it just looks like a pipe. >> reporter: like this leaking methane. sam shaheen is studying the secondary effects of methane released by leaking wells here in the allegheny national forest. >> the upstream looks pristine. >> and then suddenly it turns orange. >> yes. >> reporter: that's because methane leads to the release of arsenic. >> the arsenic concentration i measured in here was almost twice the epa limit for drinking wat

the butlers' fire was so intense investigators said they could provide no conclusive explanation for the explosion. and the cause of the explosion in plum is still under investigation. though pennsylvania officials told nbc news abandoned wells are looked at as s one possible cause. they were often dug by companies now long out of business, leaving open holes, which can cause toxins and dangerous greenhouse gases to leak into water supplies and in some ext extreme cases cause explosions nearly 5 million people across the county live within a half-mile of one so that's the well >> yeah. >> reporter: it just looks like a pipe like this one leaking methane. sam is studying the effects in the allegheny national forest. >> it looks pristine >> reporter: and suddenly it turns turn orange. because methane leads to arsenic. well water was contaminated by long-abandoned oil wells on his property his only option, connect to the town's water system. he says it cost him $20,000. did you have to sell stuff to do it >> oh, yeah, we had a utility pickup, we sold that, mother cashed in her ira. >> r

and the stressing to dawn butler and the likes. likes. they want to move away from racism. yet they are from racism. um, yet they are the perpetrators of it it the perpetrators of it and it really needs to stop. >> it does. it does need to >> yeah it does. it does need to stop. joanna jarjue nana akua brilliant really brilliant debate. really appreciate you both. appreciate it. thank you both. but who do you agree with? has the left's obsession with race made themselves? made them racist themselves? damon said via twitter. it's in the eyes of the left. racism against white people is not possible have seen possible yet. i have seen several worrying of several worrying examples of racism from the left in recent years, none of which has ever called out by the msm. sarah writes there is a peculiar type of racism from some people on the whereby they think the left whereby they think somebody has somebody like braverman has no right to limit migration because she a family she comes from a family of immigrants. also prefer immigrants. the

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

butler's concerns. we have not yet heard back in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> tonight, francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is reacting to the death of a store clerk who was killed after trying to stop a robbery at his shot in a social media post. the da writing her heart is broken for 60 year-old. johan us to wall these family adding no arrest has been made yet and she urges anyone with information to please contact sfpd. tomorrow. a vigil will be head for to wall d who is also referred to as john. he died when he was assaulted with a baseball bat during a robbery in the richmond district of san francisco. the vigil will be held in front of the richmond market on the corner of 41st avenue and balboa street at 09:00pm. exactly one week after he was attacked. >> also tomorrow, a press conference demanding justice for sean monterrosa will be held set to start at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning at the city hall. the 22 year-old was shot outside a walgreens on june second of 2020 by a vallejo police officer, a detective jarrett tom, the

butler's concerns. we have not yet heard back in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> thank you, gayle. well, there are people who really worked to try to improve the bay area. coming up, we're going to introduce you to the man who was trying to cleanup one neighborhood, one city at a time. >> there are changes coming to bart's to address harassment and gender-based violence in partnership with the youth driven program. not one more girl starting on september. 11th parties running shorter trains to eliminate empty cars. were girls fear being targeted for harassment and assault and increasing service on nights and weekends. so riders spend less time waiting on platforms, posters outlining safety tips already been put out a cross train cars and stations and pamphlets to inform people on how to report harassment. they're available at all station booster being distributed by community partners. get ready. there's another round of road closures along interstate 80, this labor day weekend. starting tomorrow. caltrans is repaving all westbound lanes

butler's concerns. we have not yet heard back in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> a man from san joaquin county is in custody, held responsible for a chase that ended with his truck crashing into several other vehicles. this was the scene on highway 24 in lafayette this morning after a chase involving the chp officers say they tried pulling over the truck for a carpool violation in pittsburgh. but the driver wouldn't stop. the chase went all the way to lafayette near the pleasant hill road exit. the driver faces several charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle and suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. this year's annual dreamforce conference in san francisco could be the last kron four's grant lotus joins us here in the studio with why that might be the case grant. well, ken city leaders say keeping people safe if the dreamforce conference is a top priority for them. but >> sales forces ceo told the chronicle of conditions don't improve turnaround at next month's event. don't count on the three-day conference coming

mike butler spent, decades being concerned with with mass incarceration. he he'd seen the growth of imprisonment nationally and in colorado he was deeply concerned about this both for reasons of a kind of a theory of justice and also on spiritual grounds he thought that you know locking people away in cages for long periods of time was was not only a poor of resources but but immoral. you know, he recognized in some cases it was essential to pull people out of the community until they could act in a in a safer fashion. but he wanted scale back the police departments in criminal justice and i remember having a conversation with him. i was in my backyard in maine and i had a call and he said, neal, one of my goals in longmont is, is to separate the police department from the criminal justice system. and i thought, what does that mean? i to, you know, go figure out what he's talking about. so one of the things he's done is to get behind something called restorative justice, which is an alternative to incarceration. lots of communities are experimenting this n

rosie used part of her refund tim o'brien, paul butler, thank tim o'brien, paul butler, thank clink!arshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. rsv is in for a surprise. meet arexvy. ( ♪♪ ) the first fda-approved rsv vaccine. arexvy is used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. ( ♪♪ ) arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. rsv can be serious. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about arexvy to

okay, let's go to natasha butler and get reaction out of paris. so natasha, we were talking about from and from says relationship with a good bone which goes back a very, very long way. what sort of reaction can we expect from, from, in, in the coming hours of what we've heard, as you mentioned from uh, from says prime minister elizabeth form saying the powers is working the situation very closely. indeed. and in the last hour we've heard also from a, from some government spokes person. i don't even have a whole. he says the false condemns the crude. it's a, in a gab own i'm, that it is cooling for the results of the reasons election to be respected. and the power as is watching the situation watching how it, it will not as a, as a post, a surprise because of the relations between powers and naperville. the colonial paul says that as bounds is at the leadership, at least 2 countries to get a full so don't fall, has many interest in gap only for the military base with hundreds of soldiers. it also has a number of multinational companies including t

former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst paul butler is with us as well. vaughn, multiple people subpoenaed by the d.a. have been spotted inside the courthouse today. what have you seen today? >> reporter: importantly we know the grand jury here is convened and it's heard from multiple witnesses. this is part of district attorney fani willis' closing presentation to the grand jury before ultimately asking them to approve the charges that she will intend to seek, most likely tomorrow. we know tomorrow the grand jury is planning to convene again because former lieutenant governor geoff duncan said he will go and testify before that grand jury tomorrow. we know here over the next 48 hours fani willis could very well present to the grand jury her final presentation and seek an indictment of donald trump in his -- up to more than a dozen allies of his related to the efforts to overturn the 2020 election here in georgia. we know there are multiple lines of inquiry from rudy giuliani's presentation to a senate subcommittee here in georgia in november of 2020, to

princess diana's former butler , paul burrell. former butler, paul burrell. >> still to come.ts, sharron davies . and remember, sharron davies. and remember, trans athlete emily bridges , who trans athlete emily bridges, who before british cycling stepped in, was topping podiums like this race where the best performing biological women could only achieve third place. well the woke darlings at vogue have honoured the 25 women who they say they are redefining britain in 2023 with bridges among them writing and posing for the magazine . bridges for the magazine. bridges declares wrong . declares wrong. >> i was banned from competitive cycling because i'm trans. that won't stop me fighting for my rights . wrong emily. rights. wrong emily. >> you could compete in the open category created specifically by british cycling for trans athletes . yes. they also claim athletes. yes. they also claim that concerns about trans women having a physical advantage over biological women are, quote, unsubstantiated , adding a report unsubstantiated, adding a report found that biomedical factors su

butler's concerns. we have not yet heard back in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> it's 6.33, and today there will be a news conference to demand justice for sean monterrosa at 11 o'clock this morning. and laos city hall. he is the 22 year-old who was shot outside a walgreens in june of 2020 by a vallejo police officer. name jarrett tonn and the chief then fired time after he determined monterrosa was on his knees with his hands raised when he was shot. an attorney for the vallejo police union says the town's firing has since been overturned in court and they call that the right decision. >> well, less than 48 hours, state lawmakers will decide the fate of a bill seeking to classify child trafficking as a serious felony that could lead to increased jail time and penalties for convicted traffickers. opponents of the bill, though, have concerns that as it's written, this bill could lead to victims themselves who may have been forced to cooperate with the traffickers to end up, prosecuted him behind bars. they want to see amendments made to t

butler's concerns. we have not yet heard back in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, a man from san joaquin county is in custody and held responsible for chase that ended with his truck crashing into several other cars. this was the scene on highway. 24 lafayette wednesday morning after a chase involving chp officers that he tried pulling over the trump for carpool violation in pittsburgh. the driver won't stop. chase went all the way to lafayette near that pleasant hill road driver faces several charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle and suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs still out of the kron. 4 morning news, a sales force. >> get ready to put on this year's tree forest conference in san francisco. there's a possibility might the last held in the city with leaders are trying to do to people. plus the vaccine in the works. could curb overdosed. and after the break, president joe biden announces 95 million dollars in funding for why following the deadly wildfires. what he had to say wildfires. what he had to s

princess diana's former butler , paul burrell. former butler, paul burrell. >> still to come.orts, sharron davies . and remember, sharron davies. and remember, trans athlete emily bridges , who trans athlete emily bridges, who before british cycling stepped in, was topping podiums like this race where the best performing biological women could only achieve third place. well the woke darlings at vogue have honoured the 25 women who they say they are redefining britain in 2023 with bridges among them writing and posing for the magazine . bridges for the magazine. bridges declares wrong . declares wrong. >> i was banned from competitive cycling because i'm trans. that won't stop me fighting for my rights . wrong emily. rights. wrong emily. >> you could compete in the open category created specifically by british cycling for trans athletes . yes. they also claim athletes. yes. they also claim that concerns about trans women having a physical advantage over biological women are, quote, unsubstantiated , adding a report unsubstantiated, adding a report found that biomedical factors

boyd butler shared this video and says a window of an apartment building was also smashed. one of the policeman said it's getting worse every day. according to sfpd officers arrived just after 02:00am to the area of sacramento and mason streets. >> police say a witness saw several suspects remove items from the cars after meeting with police about the break-ins. lloyd butler says he called the mayor district supervisor and representative nancy pelosi but didn't get any response. not only were there no email responses, but it was also impossible to leave a message on mayor london breed's answering message >> thank you for calling the office mayor london sorry cannot leave a message now because this user's mailbox is according to the latest numbers from sfpd as of august 24th of this year, there are 162 few are reported auto burglaries this time last year. >> just last week, sfpd told kron 4 these auto burglaries can happen in seconds as apd urges residents and visitors to park smart, a campaign aimed at teaching people how to limit the chances of car break-ins. also last da

boyd butler shared this video and says a window of an apartment building was also smashed. one of the policeman said it's getting worse every day. according to sfpd officers arrived just after 02:00am to the area of sacramento and mason streets. >> police say a witness saw several suspects remove items from the cars after meeting with police about the break-ins. lloyd butler says he called the mayor district supervisor and representative nancy pelosi but didn't get any response. not only were there no email responses, but it was also impossible to leave a message on mayor london breed's answering message machine. >> thank you for calling the office mayor london sorry cannot leave a message now because this user's mailbox is according to the latest numbers from sfpd as of august 24th of this year, there are 162 few are reuorted auto burglaries this time last year. >> just last week, sfpd told kron 4 these auto burglaries can happen in seconds as apd urges residents and visitors to park smart, a campaign aimed at teaching people how to limit the chances of car break-ins. also

butler's concerns. we have not yet heard back in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news.a 33 and today there's going to be a news conference with people demanding justice for sean monterrosa at 11 o'clock this morning over laos city hall. >> monterrosa's the 22 year-old man was shot outside a walgreens on in june of 2020 by a vallejo police officer named gerrit tonn. the chief fired time after he determined that monterrosa was on his knees with his hands raised when he was shot. but an attorney for the vallejo police union says times firing has since been overturned in court and they call that the right decision. >> uc berkeley is investigating a shellfish dumping. it was just shellfish just left. >> it and thro n at this jewish fraternity house. but they don't think it was a hate crime. still, they're trying to figure out exactly why someone did kron four's. dan kerman has the details. berkeley police are investigating the deposit of shellfish both inside and outside the jewish fraternity alpha epsilon pi early saturday morning. shellfish is a non kosher food. and as suc

butler's concerns. we have not yet heard back in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> coming up here during kron, 4 news at noon. a new vaccine that's in the works. that could help prevent overdose deaths. plus, we will talk to the mayor of oakland in a live interview that's coming up at 12, 30. some of the questions we have half the search for a new police chief and the status of the a's. but first, what are the best times to hit the road to avoid labor day weekend traffic? and how busy will those airports be? we have all that covered after the break. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> labor day weekend is quickly approaching and we have all you need to know if you're taking a road trip or flying to your holiday destination. so we will start

boyd butler shared this video and says a window of an apartment building was also smashed.f the policeman said it's getting worse every day. according to sfpd officers arrived just after 02:00am to the area of sacramento and mason streets. >> police say a witness saw several suspects remove items from the cars after meeting with police about the break-ins. lloyd butler says he called the mayor district supervisor and representative nancy pelosi but didn't get any response. not only were there no email responses, but it was also impossible to leave a message on mayor london breed's answering message, >> thank you for calling off mayor london sorry cannot leave a message now because this user's mailbox is according to the latest numbers from sfpd as of august 24th of this year, there are 162 few are reported auto burglaries this time last year. >> just last week, sfpd told kron 4 these auto burglaries can happen in seconds as apd urges residents and visitors to park smart, a campaign aimed at teaching people how to limit the chances of car break-ins. also last da brooke jenki

the competitors way back she seemed to be closed, cali clark able did not want to lie to the rat butlerwind. mayer said to the pit that if you don't want to be a mouth, you will be a gill. the mustache took the threat of the usuoz and changed his mind, played a brilliance, the film became a cult and took eight oscars, the chips came out on the mountain. until the days of another neighbor. who could know? what is not fun for simbody is no longer up to the movie company of the meter. goldwinmyer. jackal lingering crisis in usin guilty or yakirovka, ate and no longer 1950, on foot louis mayer retired, spent his fruits with cops and connections actor trukhan bay, the tip said you will know and measures - this is the end of hollywood retired movie boss settled on his own before. the father of elite horses, he didn’t fly to his dear nicole, having grown up on californian sonic, hiba , mohen know that far off the bowl of the crew, healing the wounds of the war and blowing films from the yaon studio, you didn’t taste greta and the bears themselves for the place of acquaintances. lion carcasses

out paul butler and joyce vance, stay with me, we have more to discuss after a quick break.an) uh, yea. i have to watch my neighbors' nfl sunday ticket. (josh allen) it's not your best plan. but you know what is? myplan from verizon. switch now and they'll give you nfl sunday ticket from youtubetv, on them. (hero fan) this plan is amazing! (josh allen) another amazing plan, backing away from here very slowly. (fan #1) that was josh allen. (fan #2) mmhm. (vo) for a limited time get nfl sunday ticket from youtubetv on us. a $449 value. plus, get a free samsung galaxy s23. only on verizon. (vo) ninety-two percent of students in high-needs schools can't afford essential school supplies. subaru and our retailers are there to help by giving millions of dollars in funding along with school supplies students need. we call it “the subaru love promise” and we are proud to be the largest corporate supporter of adoptaclassroom.org. it's just one of the reasons forbes ranked subaru the number one automotive brand for social impact. subaru. more than a car company. i'm saving with liberty

the vents of the movies, to rejoice and cry at the same time with scarlett hara and the mouth of a butler best in the images of the golden age of hollywood and he was squeezing in the wrong place next door to the cotton. today i hug her by the neck. swan we know exactly how to start the morning right? i hope you didn't have breakfast today, because i'm going to feed you and cook a breakfast of champions with you. add light music. calm or more intense, depending on what mood for the day. you want to ask yourself to prepare a delicious breakfast together with you, breakfast is the main meal, especially for those who are trying to live efficiently. sounds interesting, but i think it's complicated and get the charge needed energy sandwich left hand. belarus shmatem prostrate can be joked, throwing here is a ball into the lake for the non-random name of god's wok, in spite of the lake tore it off with its obrys and they guess the wolf in the maya lake , the shape of the correct yakai circle does not change for stretching the debt. otzhasu is on the far side, that the wok sews for the right peo

. >> i'd love to have a butler. >> i'd love to have a butler. >> butler service butler at sandals.led >> very poor. i got called ignorant and scummy earlier. >> yes if you've got >> yes, but if you've got a butler, you're not ignorant or scummy, you're just rich. you're a you're a posh hog . a posh, you're a posh hog. >> should we have a look at the front pages of the sunday papers for let's go to sunday for you? let's go to the sunday telegraph. first choice. china will electric cars to spy on will use electric cars to spy on britain, but it's one to think about. >> nice bit of conspiracy. >> nice bit of conspiracy. >> and in the express, as we've talked about already, this morning, sabotage, that's the accusation against keir starmer that trying to plans that he's trying to stop plans to boats. to stop the boats. >> meanwhile , the independent >> meanwhile, the independent accuses the tories of cooking the to cut official the books to cut official asylum. asylum numbers and the sensational soaraway star reveals a shiny ball of fire has been spotted in the sky. >> i know a strange

i'm with i am pleased to introduce our musicians and so ilya the butler flute.i nankin clarinet basset horn. now we will hear this basset of yours, the city yes basset, the city now, just before that there was a clarinet, and ivan akatov flugel, mountain pipe after chris baty, and he appeared on our horizon after our meeting in the anthropology of that, this one the tool is no longer necessarily associated with the barracks and with the morning ride. here's after chris baty here's a read. i am still silent now. this is, of course, the most lyrical instrument, revealing loneliness. that's what this tool is, and there are two of them. that's the focus. what is the difference between a horn and a pipe? it is thicker, but can you compare the sounds longer burns? yes, this is a pipe. sparing further instrument, she is the wife of the drummer. and only olesya is obliged to sit down as a pianist, if the pianist does not rehearse for a week, it is audible, he is heard by others for 2 weeks.

as many, if you know, butler was, has been actively involved in peacekeeping efforts in our region for nearly educate now, despite an unprecedented illegal pressure, my country is facing. so these bellows is strongly committed to the principles of just well hold or peaceful coexistence, indivisible, security, and visual respect among all state vectors. bellows is one of those that will include those in exports of i to services per capita. is significant producer of engineering, mining agriculture or machinery, chemical on federal chemical products, as well as food, reliable bottom for mutual traits and to investment for the implementation of joint projects. rece breaks, members, entries only countries in public. we are ready to show how knowledge entry or rely on joint mutually been issued beneficial work and corporation. we are ready to make a significant contribution to mundane and continue tional food security, including in the countries participating in today's dialogues. bellows is one of the roles leaders in production of for us for the lasers until 2022, our country sphere and g

the cadet, amari butler, told ktvu that walton repeatedly used a racial slur and threatened him. the chronicle reports the city's human resources director wrote to butler, saying a further review of supports a finding that walton behaved in violation of the city's harassment free workplace policy. it appears unlikely that walton will face disciplinary action tonight. the chinatown merchants association had a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the restoration of the iconic grant avenue lanterns. those lanterns were damaged in the storms last winter, prompting community leaders to start a fundraiser. the robert joseph louis memorial and alaska airlines also helped with the project. the restoration is said to signify wealth, fame and prosperity. when you want to see the lantern, it's a symbol of life, the symbol of celebration, a symbol of happiness and the lanterns will also serve as a light for those who live and work in chinatown, illuminating the streets at night, providing an extra layer of security for those around. still ahead tonight, two deadly shootings in oakland just m

benjamin butler contraband policy on the virginia. lincoln signing first confiscation act into law in december of 1861. these are gestures toward what grant would later recognize as complete conquest and the to the two minds. grant and lincoln become entirely linked on this on this basis. i think that grant and lincoln also worked well together because they are not drawn from the elite aristocratic lineages that. mcclellan came grant and lincoln understood each other as. a rough hewn midwestern loners whose rise in the world due only to their only to their strength, their character their virtue, their honesty, integrity, and having the entire deck against them. i think they both saw in each other that hard work and tenacity is what allows a free citizen to rise in a free republic. and so think about how grant rose through the ranks simply by sheer will determination and ultimately success. this is what allows for promotion. again, in a free society, and i'll conclude with this when we read grant's farewell address to the united states

he's going to try butler.they'll do it separately and then they'll wait and see what happens with leonard peltier. ultimately, the jury that hears the case decides that rabideau and butler are not guilty by reason of self-defense. and so they've got one person left, leonard peltier, and they got to get him back. so that's the that's kind of i say this story is not about the 10 minutes of a firefight. this story is about the hundreds of years that led up to it. and it's about the after it. that's what is the most troubling about all of this. that 15 that ten minute firefight. it was a series of stupid, stupid mistakes that led to people dying. but it's everything before it and everything after it that happened. and i came to this to this case, and someone who knew nothing about it. right. i had been a federal judge and had only been on the bench. i was appointed by president obama, had only been on the bench for six years. and i ran head first into into what are known as mandatory minimum sentence. right. so th

butler is following developments from paris to 4 phones as foreign ministry have told us that they have acknowledge this request from new jersey military leaders. they have seen it, but they say that those military leaders have no authority to makes dr. requests because they are not the legitimate the does of nation now ever since the crew to talk from has repeatedly condemned the actions of the military leads as they have us for present mohammed advising to be reinstated. there is no doubt that this is going to be an additional concern for phones. they, of course, are going to be very concerned about the security and the safety officer and buses that i see via e to in new jersey and the french horn mystery. i've also told us that they are reviewing and looking very closely at the security situation, operations around the french embassy in the capital in the i'm a natasha butler, how to 0 power as well. correspondence with the address is outside the french embassy in me and sent this report. a dozen military and police vehicles are now in front of the french embassy and will you see con

paul butler is a former federal prosecutor, a law professor at georgetown and an msnbc legal analyst, and eugene robinson, "washington post" columnist and an msnbc political analyst. blayne, let's start with the latest on the timing in georgia. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, next week, chris, that's what we're watching for, and we know that a number of ways. one, we're watching the subpoenas. we know that fani willis and her team have already started sending out subpoenas for the people they want to compel to come testify before the grand jury as she presents her case. now, what has not happened yet, though, is that those people who have received the subpoenas have not gotten a 48-hour notice. nbc news reviewed a copy of the subpoena. right now they're what's call on call essentially. so they're being told that they need to be on standby to testify anytime between now and the end of august, but they're also being told that they will get a 48-hour heads-up of when they need to actually make their way to downtown atlanta to speak before the grand jury. we spoke with two of tho