lee is given command i confederate infantry of infantry, calvary against calvary and infantry on both sides. and again, none of these are really conclusive it's holding back the union calvary from attacking or getting close to lee's flanks and obviously the last site before lee is able to cross, we know about the confusion and we know how james pettigrew was going to be mortally wounded et cetera that's going to end the fighting. i'm doing great and will most were she told me too be. so i know it was fast. but hopefully you have a better idea of what the calvary did there in constant motion first finding really is and all of those activities streaming the union army movements as are heading north for stuart is collecting supplies, reading and simply trying to find where is lee the fighting of gettysburg. >> were going to leave this program for live coverage of the senate floor substitute amendment. the staffs are still working and say they will have the final legislative text ready tomorrow. therefore, the senate will reconvene tomorrow at noon. as i've said, when the legislative text

he can't find any of the calvary. during a battle certainly horrendous battle with still the most costly day in our nation's history in terms of casualty, september 17th, 1862 at antietam, in the middle of the battle like that you can't say, excuse me, has anyone seen the calvary or can you point me in the direction of jeb stuart? i'm looking for stewart and his boys, you can't do that. tom is there, they're fighting, he doesn't want to miss it, he's just secured a new horse so he takes it to the rear ties it to a tree, you don't want your horse to get shot and he gets in the trenches and fights out the rest of the battle with the second south carolina infantry. and i just think he writes a great deal about that. it was a unique experience for him and it was important for him to find a horse because if you were in the confederate calvary and you lost your horse you better find another one quickly or you are going into the infantry. nothing wrong with boots on the ground at all, but by that point in the war the trooper

you have artillery, you have infantry, you have calvary. the infantry guys pretty much had these kind of weapons. they were trying to keep it simple. we do see, however, with the calvary there was much more innovation. these are the soldiers that are on horses. they wanted shorter weapons that could be easy to use while on a horse. and you also wanted weapons that could be fired fairly rapidly and loaded easily. so this is where we see most of the innovation i would say or the useful innovation. so i brought several calvary weapons here, which were invented by individuals and each one has its own advantages and disadvantages. first one i picked up. doesn't that look a little bit neater? this is what's known as a burn side carbine. it was invented by a famous civil war general by the name of embros burnside. guess what style we have that comes from burnside. sideburns, they just switched it around. the term sideburns comes from general burnside who had magnificent sideburns. so he was famous for that. but he invents this carbine. the guy was

now, that church chapel was packed today here at calvary church. elder says costs of living, crime and homelessness, force management, all issues that he would fix if elected. the calvary church where the event was held made headlines last year when it defied state and local covid guidelines. and there are very few masks today and if it's up to elder he would love to keep it that way should he win. >> when i get elected, assuming that there still are facemask mandates and vaccine mandates, they will be repealed right away. [applause] and then -- and then i'm going to break for breakfast. reporter: governor gavin newsom's campaign sent out an email in response to that elder's views on covid-19. the email said elder would be a disaster for california and its no wonder donald trump and larry elder get along so well. and now we just confirmed governor gavin newsom will be in san francisco tomorrow as part of a statewide tour to vote no on the recall. and here at calvary church, we will be -- the forefront next weekend as they are going to be holding a

back >>> calvary chapel racked up $4 million in fines related to covid gatherings. what is the status on that? >> reporter: yes, it is $4.3 million. the county filed an amendment to drop it down to just $2.8 million to calgary, however has not paid a single penny of that yet. >> all right, thank you. >>> facebook employees will be working from home even longer. the company announced today it is delaying its return to office plans until next year. facebook hoped to start bringing people back in october but decided to push that back into january because of the delta variant. >>> meanwhile students in the mount diablo unified school district returned to in person instruction today. yesterday, the district rolled out its detailed plan. if a student gets covid in order for that to students come back inside the school and the student must have a negative covid test, a written clearance from their doctor or complete a 10 day quarantine if they don't feel well. the district is asking teachers and students to stay home. >> safety is our number one priority. we fully understa

calvary officers, but it was the first time that there was such a huge defeat that could be telegraphed literally throughout the country and that all americans would understand what had happened from an american perspective at the same time. so the american people want to know the names of the officers who died. they want to know their biographies. they want to know the names of the enlisted men. then they want to know exactly how the battle occurred. they want to see a map of where it occurred. they want to know where the soldiers were, where the indians were, then they want to know if any blunders occurred. but at no time does there ever seem to be any interest in understanding the battle from the lakota perspective or how this battle impacted the lakota. as far as americans were concerned, lakotas were impeding westward expansionism, and that's as far as their examination into the event from a lakota perspective was going to go. so in this section of the exhibit we are looking at how a national shock, the battle of the little bighorn, became a national myth, the winning of the fronti

you just how many people failed calvary chapel to hear him speak this afternoon. he spoke about bringing people who moved out of california back by reducing the cost of a home. he said he would do this by changing environmental regulations when building homes. elder says he wants to find a way to remove homeless people from the streets that suffer from mental illness. he also said he would remove some rules and precautions when it comes to covid-19. >> is. >> elder also said that he supports traditional family values and police while the crowd was mostly in support of elder. they him at one point during this event today. we'll have more on that part of the story on kron news at 8 live in san jose. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> well, republican gubernatorial candidate caitlyn jenner kicked off a campaign tour that will take her across the state. she began the day in venice beach trying to highlight the state's homeless crisis. she has not really detailed how she would tackle the problem did talk directly about the recent cleanup of the boardwalk area. jenner came und

calvary chapel hosted today's event. but officials say they don't support. >> any particular candidate. and san jose amanda hari kron 4 news. >> and republican gubernatorial candidate caitlyn jenner kicked off a campaign tour will take her across the state. she began the day and then a speech to highlight the state's homeless crisis. she's not really detailed how she would tackle that problem and did not talk directly about the recent cleanup of the boardwalk area. there. jenner came under fire in july. you might remember when she suggested moving homeless people 2 big open fields to place their tents. >> since i've lived in malibu for the last 45 years. i used to come to venice all the time and it is gone down so bad with the homeless issue that you don't even want to walk down the street and nobody wants to come here. this has to change. >> jenner. and during the day in orange county. she has been struggling to gain much traction in the polls. >> with less than a week until recall ballots hit mailboxes. the california

that's a normal process that we heal a wound and call attention to bring in the calvary. and in young people it's called acute inflammation it solves the problem then dives away. so it doesn't fit is away in the background so it is a constant paranoia. that's why it accelerates a whole aging process. if you have poor dental hygiene and tooth decay that's a constant standoff in your mouth between the bacteria and your immune system driving chronic inflation with the link between poor dental hygiene and heart health. some of the first evidence comes in it could be linked to dementia so it's incredible to realize brushing your teeth potentially can reduce your risk of dementia so that's why make sure i religiously brush my teeth and floss everyday just low down the aging process as much as possible spec that's great to hear and now i've invested in the electric toothbrush. >> will a certain age limit benefit others from antiaging treatments? >> i don't think they will they have a global effect there are some certain health conditions or drugs that might interfere with anothe

calvary chapel hosted today's event. but officials say they don't support. >> any particular candidate. and san jose amanda hari kron 4 news. >> and also republican gubernatorial candidate caitlyn jenner kicked off a campaign tour that will take her across the state. gender started the day off and then a speech to highlight the state's homeless crisis. she did not mention the specific somehow she would address the issue or the recent cleanup of the boardwalk area in july. jenner came under fire when she suggested moving homeless to quote big open fields where they could place their tents. >> since i've lived in malibu for the last 45 years. i used to come to venice all the time and hit has gone down so bad with the homeless issue that you don't even want to walk down the street and nobody wants to come here. this has to change. >> jenner closing up the day in orange county. she's been running last in the polls among all major republican candidates who are trying to unseat governor gavin newsome in the september recall el

. >> others may >> the rally was held at calvary church in san jose. that same church was fined. nearly 2 million dollars for to find santa clara county health orders earlier this year. a spokesperson says the church is not endorsing any specific candidate. caitlyn jenner kicked off her campaign bus tour. she spoke in venice beach yesterday to highlight the state's homeless crisis. however, she is not said how she would address the issue. she also fail to acknowledge the recent cleanup of the boardwalk area. jenner came under fire last month when she suggested moving homeless people to quote uig open fields to place their tense. she's been running last in the polls among all major republican candidates. the election is september 14th. you can see the major republican candidates go head to head of the debate later this month inside california politics is hosting the debate right here at our kron 4 studios. it's going air live next. thursday, august 19th at 07:00pm. developing news. the california supreme court will not review a petition to limit governor newsom's emergency powers

i mean, were there afghan calvary units?> no, no, pretty much if you're a third world country and we're training you, you're going to train to be a grunt, you know. >> okay. >> so if it's police, obviously the national guard brings a lot to the fight in these situations. we have got police officers. we've got firefighters. we've got medical people. we've got the gamut. we're uniquely suited to these missions, to where they can embed anywhere and relate, so we had guys who were in the guard who were civilian policemen and soldiers training the afghan police. and then, you know, obviously the straight military roles, our guys would train the afghan military, and then you had border patrol again that was more of a law enforcement, and i would say most of the focus was law enforcement-related stuff, but again, the same situation in iraq, travel issues that don't ever seem to be sorted out and you're always -- you find out real quick that you can't trust this guy, that guy, so -- >> was the attitude of the indigenous people the s

entitled sheridan's winchester was depicting the the calvary assault. on the union lines or excuse me on the confederate lines. in that vicinity of fort collier sheridan love that painting. he had it put on an easel right in front of his desk. but when he opened up his complimentary copy of full strips depiction of sheridan's ride he was livid. because full stroke didn't talk to sheridan at all. he didn't interview him as reid and kelly had done. and sheridan said i never did this. i never grabbed the flag and wrote up and down the lines. this is all fictitious. now we know about sheridan's reaction to this painting. because one of his staff officers. was taking notes. very frantically as shared and had erect. now if you know anything about sheridan, he had a propensity to use profane language. and so i'm going to share with you an excerpt. from sheridan's reaction when he first looked at full straps chromolithograph i am not going to use the profane language that sheridan did. so you can use your imagination instead. what i'll do is i'll replace those

when elements of the 1st calvary division raised 100 mouth to link up with advancing seventh infantry's plan for unifying korea became a nightmare. ♪♪ ♪♪ by september's and stohl was retaken by u.n. forces and the embattled capital of korea was returned to president sigmund reid. ♪♪ as north korea watched its grand strategy for conquest sagging collapse its communist leader kim il-sung would admit that his decision to invade the south would not have been made had he believed the united states would commit itself to such total military support. he gambled on america being week and lost. ♪♪ ♪♪ the 38th parallel was again crossed that this time the momentum was normal. ♪♪ u.n. airpower put pressure against the ground forces in the names like quezon and one song were in the headlines as u.n. forces rolled on. the only only question seemed to be how soon the fighting would end. optimistic g.i.s military strategist looks toward prison but his u.n. forces edge closer to whether north korean resistance he came better in thanksgiving turned out to be korean style. and then came communist china

for the republican frontrunner headed to calvary chapel in san jose yesterday in his final push. chapel ended up in a legal battle with the city as they dea fide public health orders. >>> time to get a look at that forecast on friday, meteorologist kari hall has a look at the numbers. >> we're starting out cloudy and watching the hazy sky, but it's going to be a humid and warm day for the inland areas. then as the humid drops it's going to get even hotter for the weekend reaching into the upper 90s by sunday and it will cool off by tuesday into the middle of next week. now for san francisco, just slightly warmer, a little bit more sunshine, highs in the mid 70s tomorrow and then we're back to the upper 60s for the start of the new workweek. marcus. >> thanks. we're going to have another local news update in 30 minutes. see you back here then. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers

and on the units on the 25th calvary division now, with baggage, all of us first-class. they were most needed it, smaller than russian monsters but still a wonderful site. nothing was too good for take this territory. the boys treated them like babies. what are the top to bottom, they called them pet names. they cleaned them up better than for inspection, that is cleaning. there tanks and have barrier armor predict and it was to their advantage and to our advantage was fine sharpshooters. [gunshot]. they had giants, we had giants. that was the worst, ask anyone my fellows the worst maybe a few other names because it was bad over. the most guys would say that area. ♪ ♪♪ in some places we are just out numbered but in tejon we were out tank and outranked. ♪ ♪♪ we pushed out trying to poke a hole in their line. no go. we tried another direction but at the end of every road, leaving out of tejon, there were thousands of north korean troops in plenty of tanks. the guys have to continue, there was one hot day and it was 100 degrees but we just sat there is no place to go. the w

calvary chapel ended up in a legal battle with the city as they defied service. we reached out to larry for some to what he's observed so far. >> it's clear that so many people are unhappy with the governor. the fact that they're unhappy makes candidates like elder and others look better and that's the biggest problem right now. republicans are favoring recall 8 to 1. democrats are against it 3 to 1. you have a problem here with those math figures. >> reporter: and there are others vying for a spot, john cox, and caitlyn jenner have expressed interest to run. a busy couple days for the frontrunners as they make their way to the bay and other stops throughout the state. we will keep you updated as those candidates make their way throughout the golden state. live in san apoved a third a cdc adviser group meets today and is expected to issue recommendations for distribution of the booster shots. once that happens, the shots can begin immediately. that means booster shots of both pfizer and moderna could be given out as soon as this weekend. according to the cdc peop

. >> had marie found a spiritual home at the calvary emerald coast church. it was hardly a fancy cathedral. the place was in a strip mall. but fancy wasn't the point, salvation was. here, finally, felt marie right. >> jesus is saying, you know what? you are missing out. >> the pastor was a charismatic man named james flanders, who preached the bible four square. preached in jeans, sneakers. lived streamed and youtubed his sermons. >> it was a very happening place. >> jason anderson was the youth pastor. >> i fell asleep living to his service. [laughs] >> but more than that, the pastor and his wife, james and tanya flanders were known for their big hearts, their charity. and the swine for a third time, a family took in marie. >> qi saying that she was there until she got on her feet. >> but a whole year went by. and then, what was coming couldn't be hidden. the story floating around? there had been an abusive boyfriend who abandoned her and left her pregnant. and a july, 2011, marie gave birth to a baby girl and named her grace. the pastor and his wife took c

>> yes bill i was with the eighth regiment of the 1st calvary division about 70 miles north of jan yangdered to hold their and 200 of us were captured in that time. >> up how were you treated? >> we received very poor food and very little of it. we lost a lot of weight and strength and one of the men was very badly wounded and had to have his leg and the tainted traits that what happened to i'm? >> the chinese supplied the american doctors there with a rusty scalpel and some sutures and the doctors were able to operate successfully, however later he died of dysentery. >> bob weren't there any hospital facilities for you at all? >> yes they have a hospital if you want to call it that. it was a korean hot or the dead were lying among the living and the stencil on was enough to make a man sick. i know it drove some men out of their minds. >> at this american doctor he spoke of was anything he could do about the situation? would they listen to him? >> we had some american doctors who were in the hospital there. they released one of the doctors in the hospital area and they said he wasn't a

of the 200,000 that joined the navy, the infantry, artillery and calvary, and they fought.1863. after 1863 clearly the north or the union begin to win more battles and we think the united states colored troops had a major role in the overall union victory. >> so can you tell me your name. >> my name is michael falco from new york city. i'm working on the civil war 150 pin hole project. i'm attending re-enactments as a 19th-century photographer. photographing those re-enactments as if the photographer was in the battle with the soldiers and trying to bring a little bit more imagination to the subject. >> why pin hole? >> i find pin hole camera, there's no lens on this camera and so it creates these really kind of blurry soft focused images that i believe lends some imagining to this period and the pictures that i've been taking for the last few years. if you look at the pictures you really can't tell what century you're in. that's one of the things i wanted to play with and this whole idea this civil regard landscape that exists in this country still alive and well. you can

the armed forces of the union and over 200,000 of them joined the navy the infantry artillery and calvary. and they fought so you have some fresh recruits coming in at 1863. after 1863 clearly the north or the union began to win more battles, and we think that the united states cultures have a major role in in the overall union victory. so, can you tell me your name? and your name is michael falco from new york city? i'm working on the civil war 150 pinhole project. i've been traveling since 2011 photographing the war's battlefield throughout the country and attending suspentennial reenactments as a 19th century photographer photographing those reenactments as if the photographer was in the battle with the soldiers and trying to bring a little bit more imagining to this subject. why pinhole? i find the pinhole camera. there's no lens on this camera. and so it creates these really kind of blurry soft focus images that i believe and lend. some imagining to this period in the pictures that i'll be taking for the last four years. they if you look at the pictures you really can't tell what cen

. >> larry elder held a rally at calvary church in san jose on thursday.e is the leading republican candidate among a field of 46. that includes caitlyn jenner, who was in venice, touring homeless and cannons. she was asked about her position on vaccine mandates. >> i don't like the pressure i am seeing put on people to have to get vaccinated, even to travel and this and that. i would encourage people to get vaccinated if they think that is the right thing to do. >> mark launched a statewide recall to her. -- tour. he fears newsom has made the statement safe. >> i cannot see the wholesale destruction of the criminal justice system in california when -- without raising my voice. that is why i hope people support the recall of gavin newsom. >> the campaigns are moving full steam ahead to election day. >> this is going to be a month of voting for the main thing gavin newsom or any other candidate has to do right now is just get peoples attention so that when that ballot comes through the mail, they don't throw it away. they actually fill it out and return it.

. >> larry elder held a rally at t calvary church in san jose on thursday.e is the leading republican candidate among a field of 46. that includes caitlyn jenner, who was in venice, touring homeless and cannons. she was askedbo i don't like thi am seeing put on people to have to get vaccinated, even to travel and this and that. i would encourage people to get vaccinated if they think that is the right thing to do. >> mark launched a statewide recall to her. -- tour. he fears newsom has made the statement safe. >> i cannot see the wholesale destruction of the criminal justice system in california when -- without raising my voice. that is why i hope people support the recall of gavin newsom. >> the campaigns are moving full steam ahead to election day. >> this is going to be a month of voting for the main thing gavin wsr any other candidate has to do right now is just get peoples attention so that when that ballot comes through the mail, they don't throw it away. they actually fill it out and return it. >> we have all we need too about the upcoming election in

this little area of disturbed weather over the pacific's wings closer to the calvary coast. it's going to allow the marine layer to become deeper, spread further inland. that means some cooler temperatures across the bay area for wednesday and thursday. right now pence are all over the place, anywhere from 88 degrees for the warm spot in concord, still pretty one for inland parts of the east bay, 87 in livermore, 64 degrees downtown. not too bad. 79 degrees in santa rosa and 75 in san jose. really nice conditions out there this evening for those spots, a little bit warmer as you had further inland. 22 mile an hour sustained wind at sfo. it is an onshore wind but the fog cleared all the way back to about 20 miles off the coast this afternoon. it's going to take a little while for that to build back in. pence are still warm for inland parts of the bay area, including healdsburg, where we find the stylishly attired chloe. thank you for sharing chloe with us. temperatures a little warm at this point with temperatures in healdsburg at 81 degrees but cool enough quickly as we head

. >> reporter: for republican front-runner larry elder, that meant heading to calvary chapel today where he found a very receptive audience. this city has defied public health order after public health order during the pandemic. elder told his audience, that will not be a problem if he is elected. >> when i become elected, assuming there are still face mask mandates, they'll be repealed right away. >> gavin newsom is heading to the bay area ready to take his fight into high gear. calling it a weekend of action. he man's to spend the next four days traveling up and down the state, hoping to convince californians to vote no on the recall. newsom begins the caravan tomorrow in san francisco where he will meet with campaign volunteers before heading to southern california on saturday. >> this is the message you will see a lot in the fall. >> reporter: and strategizing how to help keep the governor in office was the purpose of this virtual meeting today. representatives from over 30 organizations discussed ways to get more democrats engaged in the process. here's the deal. something nbc bay a

meantime, radio host and gubernatorial candidate mary elder in the bay area today he visited the calvarypel in san jose. >> kron four's amanda hari is there right now. covering this event for us and she'll have a full report coming up during kron 4 news at 6 and we are about a month away from california's upcoming recall election here kron 4. we want to make sure that you know who is on the ballot and what they stand for. so you can see the major republican candidates go head to head in a debate next week inside california politics is hosting the debate right here in the kron 4 news studios. it will air live thursday, august 19th at 07:00pm. now to the catastrophic wildfire situation in california and state officials today toward areas affected. >> by the dixie fire here. even as the blaze continues to threaten communities. the east end of the fire flared up on tuesday has winds increased this is video and plumas county where the town of greenville was basically destroyed almost entirely. the dixie fire has burned now more than half a million acres across 4 different counties. it is only

businessmen will not serve time in prison despite being found guilty of embezzlement. us invest and michael calvary was given a 5 and a half years suspended sentence. trial is cause major concern in russia. business community with say that could impact foreign investment. calvin insisted the legal system was being exploited by one of his business rivals. now health officials in england say the levels of corona virus found people infected with a delta variance as similar, regardless of whether or not they've been vaccinated. this they warn, might have implications for people's infectiousness, but added that more search is needed. data from hospital admissions with the delta vary, it shows 35 percent of patients were fully vaccinated. 55 percent were not. meanwhile, 30000000 people in the philippines of started a new 2 week locked down the restrictions cover metropolitan manila. and it's in response to a spike and covert cases them mainly planes on not delta varian. 247 deaths have been reported in the latest 24 hour period with more than 10 and a half 1000 new cases. that's the biggest single day ju

and patriotic duty to do this conservative talk show host larry elder spoke to a full house at the calvary chapel in san jose thursday afternoon. i know how difficult it is to run a business elder blame governor gavin newsom policies for many businesses shutting down and spoke about why he's running to replace newsom. we have forest have been mismanaged. we have kids that have been denied a whole year of education. those are my priorities in san francisco, recall opponents quietly protest at rescue california's support for the recall rescue california says the governor has failed in areas including crime prevention, homelessness and the high cost of living. we need to recall this guy because he has no limits on the things that he's doing to make this probably one of the worst states to live in. yes we need to address crime, but if we can't do that without social services in place to address what drives people to homelessness and crime. i'm a lifelong democrat, mark class is known for his advocacy work for crime victims after the kidnapping and killing of his daughter, polly. in 1993, he su

it happened at the calvary chapel in san jose.'s the church that ended up in a legal battle with the city of san jose over its failure to comply with public health mandates throughout this pandemic. at today's event you see elder there, who is a conservative talk show host. he talked about homelessness, the economy and the rising crime rates across the bay area and california. he didn't hold back from criticizing governor newsom of his handling of the pandemic, and elder vowed to repeal all mask and vaccine mandates. >> he shutdown the state in the most severe way of any of the other 49 governors has, while sitting up there at that french laundry restaurant with the very people that drafted the mandate that they were violating. they were not wearing masks. they were not engaging in social distancing while telling us to do so. >> we have reached out to the governor's campaign for comment, but have not heard back yet. the recall election is tuesday, september 14th. there are 46 candidates in the running. among them, john cox, former

the physical impact foreign investment calvary insisted the legal system is being exploited by one of his business rivals. compared to most cases, receiving a suspended sentence is already almost a victory. but on the other hand, it's simply outrageous to be convicted of a crime that never happened. the specific conviction on the charge of embezzlement, obviously, is deeply offensive to me. as a professional in the investment industry, with an honest reputation built over 25 years now to lead and pick officials from better rooster on their way home off to being thrown out of the tokyo games over accusations they tried to force one of their athletes to return home athletics coach us with salvage and team official. auto schumacher was stripped in their accreditation spring to christina to sky us as she was forcibly taken to the airport on sunday and feared for safety. she's now in poland. well as the tow carolyn picks and has its final stages, attention turns next week to the legacy of the games and many of the promises of the rio de janeiro 2016 games have still not been kept. this is

a little bit of the young al jazeera, a russian court has found a prominent us investor, michael calvary guilty of embezzlement calvin, one of russia's best known for on business. and he's the founder of a private equity group bearing vall, stock he, along with some associates were detained in 2019. and the fraud charges linked to high profile investments. calbee who denies any wrongdoing, was under house arrest in moscow for 19 months. still to come here on the news. a mega fire wipes out of town in northern california would be live on the ground with the latest. also ahead expressing were more to bitter enemies from columbia as long running conflicts appear in front of the victims. and in sport will tell you why the people have reason to celebrate ah them to the back of a bit in saudi arabia, from the reco breaking 50 drama of a couple of days ago. so when the high forty's is too high and it should be for a q h and iraq on the western side of iran, the winds optically strong, which means it's usually quite humans around the gulf states. so that's a continuing story. and he really is th

security cameras recorded her supervisor entering her calvary several times. the women took the social media after management failed to act. alibaba, human resources team or slow and indifferent, they didn't take it seriously. i was shocked because alibaba is such a big, famous company, but i'm also used to it because these incidents happen again and again in public outrage around the case prompted a police investigation. alibaba slide the many question and also several executives for miss handling her complaint. the incident came the week after the arrest of chinese canadian celebrity chris, woot. the pop singer, actor and variety showed judge has been accused of luring under age women for sex. more than a dozen brands, including louis the tall and poor, she have severed ties with ruth, and they have been cause for him to be deported. both incidents have turned the spotlight on cases of sexual assault and misconduct in chinese workplaces. it's also given birth to the countries me to movement, which has been stifled by authorities in recent years. she concerns

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he's scheduled to speak at a rally at the calvary chapel in san jose at 4:00 p.m. san mateo county elections officials are looking to fill positions for the recall election, including an, office assistant, tech-support, warehouse technicians and field technicians. for more information on those openings, we have it posted on the county's registration website. that's for san mateo county. kumasi: as a schools, businesses and travel destinations require proof of vaccination, there are concerns about fake vaccination cards. our reporter spoke with a cybersecurity expert about how people are selling and buying them. reporter: offers to purchase fake cards on apps. this is what some of what was found recently. this is a cybersecurity expert. >> for those people who are adamant against being vaccinated they're finding opportunities in not being limited in what they can do while still not getting vaccinated through buying these fake vaccination certificates. reporter: levine says the fakes look like the real thing. >> especially in the united states where we only have a ,

the military always has plans ready and they have the targeted analysis, that calvary analysis ready.ision that is always the whole depth. we have seen fresh mistakes every day from this white house. this lack of getting ahead into military planning cycle. they can do this but the longer they delay and fool around, the worst this becomes an just fresh mistakes every day, so heartbreaking. so when necessary. spelling you mentioned the defense secretary lloyd austin is at the following, quoting here, "we will not be dissuaded from the task at hand appeared to do less now we dishonor the purpose and sacrifice these men and women have rendered our country and the people of afghanistan." so that is another kind of reinforcement of, we will did this first. we will do what is happening right now at that kabul airport and august 31st, we will go away and then we will worry about isis. at least, that is the way i read it but maybe you had a different take. >> it sounds like that is what is happening. hard to say. we know national military commands at the pentagon are waiting and watching for a

they fled into the countryside where they were run down and killed by the mexican calvary.are we putting too much out there? maybe but that's the fun of doing it. >> i really thought the collins stuff would dry up a lot of the public discussion. is the cover story of texas monthly. everyone is talked about the reevaluation of the myth of the alamo through the slavery it lends. it's interesting we put them both out there and we expected, fully expected have a huge political discussion about whether or not the taxpayers should be spending hundreds of millions of dollars for a museum fulfill collins fake stafford i'm sorry thrill stuff is just not one thanks it is. i kind of discount of the fact live in a political culture right now it is not fact-based. it is tradition traditional pride what you feel a phil : step as it depends on what perspective you're looking at it from prater really did not start a conversation. someday, someone's going to ask whether not they should spend money to put baby crockett fake bag in a four story, but right now most people are really interested

on display colonel theodore roosevelt brooks brother made tunic and his stetson hat and the 1872 calvary saber. it is interesting to note that when a united states president leaves white house, he is referred to as mr. president for the rest of his life except two exceptions. general eisenhower preferred to be called general eisenhower until his death. and when one of the porters was gathering theodore roosevelt's baggage, he said at the hill, we sure will miss you mr. president. and he stopped him right there and so everybody would hear, he said, no, howard taft is your president, and i am now colonel roosevelt. that is the way he stayed for the rest of his life preferring to be remembered as the colonel commanding the united states first regimen the roughriders and so colonel roosevelt to the end. it is a wonderful opportunity for the national firearms museum to be the temporary custodian of these national treasures literally from the nation's attic. a number of the firearms that his six children enjoyed using. eldest son theodore jr. earned the medal of honor at utah beach. second son