chandler, i believe, was chosen because it has very wide streets, it's very clean streets, they're on very accepting of this kind of technology. and so it was that the technology that will one day change our society, our landscape and our lives, found a home in arizona. the makers of self—driving cars have flocked to the town of chandler, which has fast become the industry's test—bed. today, i'm taking a ride on one of the most prolific types of self—driving cars here made by google�*s subsidiary, waymo. now, self—driving cars come kitted with loads of sensors so they can see in every direction and sometimes in ways that we can't with our eyes. on top, we've got loads of normal cameras looking in every direction. and the fact that there's loads of them means they can judge distances by seeing how different objects move in relation to each other. there's also radar, four of those, one on each corner, and these spinning things — these are the really interesting things — these are lidar sensors. there are five around and a big one in the black bump on the top, which can see three footbal

chandler, i believe, was chosen because it has very wide streets, it's very clean streets, they are onrid. and the people would be very accepting of this kind of technology. and so it was that the technology that will one day change our society, our landscape and our lives, found a home in arizona. the makers of self driving cars have flocked to the town of chandler, which has fast become the industry's test—bed. today, i'm taking a ride on one of the most prolific types of self driving cars here made by google's subsidiary, waymo. now, self driving cars come kitted with loads of sensors so they can see in every direction and sometimes in ways that we can't with our eyes. on top we've got loads of normal cameras looking in every direction. and the fact there's loads of them means they can judge distances by seeing how different objects move in relation to each other. there's also radar, four of those, one on each corner, and these spinning things are the really interesting things. these are lidar sensors, there are five around and a big one in the black bump on the top, which can see t

chandler, i believe, was chosen because it has very wide streets, it has very clean streets, they'regrid. and the people would be very accepting of this kind of technology. and so it was that the technology that will one day change our society, our landscape and our lives, found a home in arizona. the makers of self—driving cars have flocked to the town of chandler, which has fast become the industry's test—bed. today, i'm taking a ride in one of the most prolific types of self—driving cars here made by google�*s subsidiary, waymo. now, self—driving cars come kitted with loads of sensors so they can see in every direction and sometimes in ways that we can't with our eyes. on top, we've got loads of normal cameras looking in every direction. and the fact there's loads of them means they can judge distances by seeing how different objects move in relation to each other. there's also radar, four of those, one on each corner, and these spinning things are the really interesting things. these are lidar sensors, there are five around and a big one in the black bump on the top, which can se

chandler, i believe, was chosen because it has very wide streets, it's very clean streets, they're onf self—driving cars have flocked to the town of chandler, which has fast become the industry's test—bed. today, i'm taking a ride on one of the most prolific types of self—driving cars here made by google's subsidiary, waymo. now, self—driving cars come kitted with loads of sensors so they can see in every direction and sometimes in ways that we can't with our eyes. on top, we've got loads of normal cameras looking in every direction. and the fact that there's loads of them means they can judge distances by seeing how different objects move in relation to each other. there's also radar, four of those, one on each corner, and these spinning things — these are the really interesting things — these are lidar sensors. there are five around and a big one in the black bump on the top, which can see three football pitches ahead and behind. right, let's go for a ride. we have our safety driver. and away we go. please remember to. buckle your seat belt. we've just pulled out in front of quite a

her patient, retired firefighter jeffery chandler. >> hi, david. >> reporter: dr.. >> we sit with the patients, chat with them, just kind of wile away the hours with them. because it is a very, very scary and lonely thing to be sick and alone in a hospital room. >> reporter: this wife kerr ri hurley sending us this the closest kerri could get to her husband while at the hospital was the parking lot lol >> reporter: tonight, telling us they are grateful for those volunteers. >> they were our lifeline of communication, our guardian angels and the people who sat and held his hand when i couldn't. >> reporter: and tonight, we're happy to report that retired firefighter, geffrey chandler now home, too. >> hi, david. >> reporter: with a message of thanks and hope. >> i hope this program spreads faster than the virus did. >> so we choose all of those work as going back after their shift is over to help. good night. going back after th shift is over to help. good night. going back after th shift is over to help. good night. going back after the shift is over to help. good

unlike mehatable chandler coit the subject of my first book. there's no diary to mine for details of penelope's life. but she does appear in the archival records and she did leave behind a trove of what is generally referred to as material culture basically anything made or used by people and in penalty's case these items range from a surviving homes to a personal possessions to archaeological artifacts and when combined with the written sources they really help shed light not only on penelope's life but on lives of other women of the time and on the development of new england so i'm going to start by giving you a brief biography of penelope. she was born in 1633 in a village called viewers about 70 miles outside of london. and as i mentioned she was a member of the english gentry her father herbert pelham was descended from various monarchs. and in fact penelope's third great grandmother was mary belen whom you may have heard referred to as the other bullen girl penelope's mother was to mind the wall to grave in the wall degree has been involv

in the metrics journal, when he was a company on the richer chandler detachment, he even described it at one point where he hired an african american lady from the owner to do some launching for him and his wife. so we recognize that there were many african americans under the removal under the five tribes, but unfortunately there's not a lot of documentation or stories and we would like to include more of those stories as we find them. thank you. [applause] american history tv on c-span 3. exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. saturday, at 2 pm eastern on oral histories leon ellis talks about his time serving in the vietnam war and as a prisoner of war for five years. saturday at 6 pm eastern on the civil war, a look at conservative on the mississippi during the last years of the civil war. saturday at 8 pm eastern on lectures and history, american university professor joseph ankle on the cronkite moment. its effect on public opinion or the vietnam war. on sunday, by 2 pm eastern on oral histories, u.s. army veteran david nassar taylor reflects o

chandler's 19 year old son was one of four young men shot dead in a car at laguna and paid streets on january. 9th 2015, the execution style killings rocked san francisco police arrested lee farley jr is one of the suspects. but six years after the killings, he still hasn't been put on trial as far as i'm concerned. it's nothing but a game. it's nothing but a hoax and the shame every few months, chandler and the other mothers pack into a san francisco superior courtroom, hoping in vain. the case will be assigned a trial date. it's absolutely ridiculous, inhumane, and it just puts more grief on top of what we already have to endure with our son's being murdered. we were there a year ago, when the mothers were getting the same runaround. have being patient, but i passed patients. then the coronavirus put the brakes on all trials. they're blaming on covid now, but what happened before kobe go with last year that's taking one year within five years. it turns out cases like this are common in san francisco through a public records act request. we found out how widespread the problem really

chandler is also doing her part all plants succulents instead of things that require a lot of water were trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park lake hennessey is the major local water source for the them. >> the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been dry to help in this effort. the city of nagpur urges all customers to use water wisely this year. we conservation efforts similar to 2014 to 2016 small changes around the home like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood soap shave or brush your teeth. >> all basic things we can do to conserve water and there is a cash prize incentive here in napa county is the 6th annual water conservation contest. it is open for about a month. a local students and families can submit a 32nd video talking about water protect protecting water resources for generations to come live in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news, nothing like a good incentive to get people going. all right. l

chandler's 19 year old son was one of four young men shot dead in a car at laguna and paid streets on january. 9th 2015, the execution style killings rocked san francisco, but there were a lot of shots fired. police arrested lee farley jr is one of the suspects. but six years after the killings, he still hasn't been put on trial as far as i'm concerned. is nothing but a game. it's nothing but a hoax and a shame. every few months, chandler in the other mothers pack into a san francisco superior courtroom, hoping in vain. the case will be assigned a trial date. we were there a year ago, when the mothers were getting the same runaround. i have being patient, but i passed patients. then the coronavirus put the brakes on all trials. it turns out cases like this are common in san francisco through a public records act request. we found out how widespread the problem really is of the 814 people currently in san francisco jail 680 or unsent inst and waiting trial, and that's not even counting most defendants who are out of custody. 97 inmates have been in jail for more than three years withou

chandler. mr. morse: the number one thing, there are a bunch of things, but the president's infrastructure proposal calls for new skills and in demand jobs in high demand sectors, and we just don't have the data to figure out where those are at the moment. so a public-private partnership around real-time economy-wide trends in employment that can really hone in on what those emerging roles are. the economy is flipped upside down and it is different regionally, but that's in charts looking at longitudinal roles over a long time. i think we need a virgin of that for emerging -- we need a version of that for emerging roles, and we need it yesterday. mr. megan: well, we have about 10 minutes left, so let's take some questions from the audience. this one is from sarah donovan. is expanded access to work face -- workplace leave important? if so, what kinds of leave should be paid, and should it be a federal mandate or voluntary? i'm not sure hwo wan -- who wants to take this one. >> can i say yes, all of

chandler's 19 year old son was one of four young men shot dead in a car at laguna and page streets onuary. 9th 2015, the execution style killings rocked san francisco police arrested lee farley jr is one of the suspects. but six years after the killings, he still hasn't been put on trial as far as i'm concerned. is nothing but a game. it's nothing but a hoax and the shame every few months, chandler in the other mothers pack into a san francisco superior courtroom, hoping in vain. the case will be assigned a trial date. it's absolutely ridiculous, inhumane, and it just puts more grief on top of what we already have to endure with our son's being murdered. we were there a year ago, when the mothers were getting the same runaround. have be impatient, but i passed patients. then the coronavirus put the brakes on all trials they're blaming on covid now, but what happened before kobe go with last year? that's taking one year with five years. it turns out cases like this are common in san francisco through a public records act request. we found out how widespread the problem really is. the 8

chandler's 19 year old son was one of four young men shot dead in a car at laguna and paid streets ony. 9th 2015, the execution style killings rocked san francisco police arrested lee farley jr is one of the suspects. but six years after the killings, he still hasn't been put on trial as far as i'm concerned. it's nothing but a game. it's nothing but a hoax and the shame every few months, chandler and the other mothers pack into a san francisco superior courtroom, hoping in vain. the case will be assigned a trial date. it's absolutely ridiculous, inhumane, and it just puts more grief on top of what we already have to endure with our son's being murdered. we were there a year ago, when the mothers were getting the same runaround. i have being patient, but i passed patients. then the coronavirus put the brakes on all trials. they're blaming on covid now, but what happened before called covid with last year that's taking one year within five years. it turns out cases like this are common in san francisco through a public records act request. we found out how widespread the problem really

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in the metrics journal, when he was a company on the richer chandler detachment, he even described itt one point where he hired an african american lady from the owner to do some launching for him and his wife. so we recognize that there were many african americans under the removal under the five tribes, but unfortunately there's not a lot of documentation or stories and we would like to include more of those stories as we find them. thank you. [applause]

. >> reporter: now soaking up baby bliss alongside husband chandler after welcoming daughter grace iny getting a standing ovation for being born. >> how special is this. >> hello. >> this is grace warrior irwin powell. she is gorgeous. >> reporter: in this new clip their extended australia zoo family meet grace for the very first time. bindi's mom teri and brother robert sharing in the excitement. >> it's wild. >> 7 pounds, 7 ounces, 20 inches long and is perfect in every way. >> i think my first words were she was our graceful warrior and we just went, that's -- that's her name. that is perfect. so we decided that grace was really special and her two middle names are warrior owen as a tribute to dad. chandler's super diaper man. >> diaper man, there you go. >> here to protect this earth. >> reporter: bindi's brother robert relishing his role as uncle-to-be who alongside husband chandler -- >> three, two, one. >> oh, my god. >> how good is it. >> isn't this awesome? >> what is that? >> had one dino-size surprise in the nursery ahead of grace's arrival. >> it's bruce. >> it's bruce the

even if you read joe chandler harris is -- tails, he had a lot to preserve traditional black folk taleometimes though, he would put words an uncle remiss is mouth like black people don't need the right to vote. we don't need all that education. that is a real mistake. a waste of energy. he was into the social sciences, it was true with racial science. you all know about the science of eugenics. louis aga see. you know, those horrible the guarantied's that he made. a person who claims that they are descendant is suing harvard for using those. but aga sea was a stone cold racist, man. that was the only way that you could put it. all these discourses were united, science social, science is art literature, politics and orders to put that genie back in the lamp, the genie of black masculinity, the genie of the power of the voter, and it was devastatingly effective. ÑÑiiÑçs[c3ñl to be cuban i'm very partial to cuba. nobody could stop me. i've got family members. so i asked madeleine the first question. so they were debating whatever they were debating and i asked them which is more important

even if you read joel chandler harris' tales. and he had a lot to preserve traditional black folk tale. times he's put words in their mouth like, our people don't need the right to vote, or we don't need all that education. that's a real mistake. a waste of emergency. it was true in the social sciences and it was true at the racial science. you know about the science of eugenics. louie agassi, a person who claims that they're a descendent is suing harvard for using those. but agassi was a professor, he was a stone-cold racist. all of these were related, literature, science, politics, in order to put the genie back in the lamp. and it was devastatingly effective. [ applause ] >> could it have been otherwise? if the courts had ruled differently, if the election had come out the other way, if the compromise of 1873 hadn't happened, could it have come out otherwise? what were the grounds of hope and tell us about the title of the book as well and the song that inspired it. >> one time i asked -- i'm on board the aspen institute. and

that's probably why prosecutors still have not as of tonight released a p man called jacob chandler,se known as the chewbacca guy. jacob santilli is o not accused of breakingany. so what exactly did he do? we can actually answer that question because it's on video. >> hey! [bleep], man. glad to see you guys. look at this guy. do you need medical attention? >> i got shot. >> are either? >> some kind of plastic bullet. >> any chance i can get you to leave the senate wing? just want to let you guys know. >> no, no. >> tucker: yeah. he's a threat to the republic, the american flag and all. chewbacca guy is still in jail,n will be in there indefinitely. think about what the facts are really like. you don't want to think about it. and that we learned that a number of people arrested on january 6 are still rotting in the adc jail, municipal lockup. that's one of the foulest places in this country. it's a truly repulsive and mismanaged place. ask anyone from washington, d.c. what would you do not to be thrown in the d.c. jail? it's that t bad. some of the people held from january 6th have be

introduce to you brad and his sonned chandler here.you at this point have told me you are not even interested in what he has to say why is that. >> he pretty much said everything he needed to say during the debates of which none of it really interested me. he showed his incompetence and that he is not a true leader to me. will: i keep hearing this over and over concerns about his leadership. if is he not leading, who is? >> i have no idea. you know, i keep hearing things about obama in the background but that's just stuff being thrown out there so who knows actually who is behind it. will: a big sports fan, somehow a patriots fan in the missouri. i'm going into this relationship a little skeptical already chandler. your biggest concern is under president trump it was clear it was america first. >> correct. will: but now. >> it's the first time in four plus years i have had to question who the number one priority is when decisions are being made from the white house. that's just not something i'm a fan of. will: what's your biggest exam

your chandler is also doing her part all plants succulents instead of things that require a lot of waterere trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in th park lake hennessey is the major lccal water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been dry to help in this effort. the city of nagpur urges all customers to use water wisely this year. we conservation efforts similar to 2014 to 2016 small changes around the home like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood soap shave or brush your teeth habits. richards has been practicing the last couple save water and not the first drug on through here. >> you know, i mean, what i just i don't waste water and never do my portrait out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coach, quite a while. >> and there is an incentive to conserve water here in napa county. it is the 6th annual water conservation cont as local students and fam

chandler school district facing back lots of the school board announced plans to have a huge retirement pandemic. parents say they are infuriated with the double standard, watch. >> would want to celebrate our retiring superintendent, it also as parents do not understand the double standard by the district has certain things that are okay for the adults in the district. and then the kids interest in the districts getting entirely overlooked for the seniors. we have god come especially through the last year looked at a lot of the decision-making that has come down. none of it has been with reference to what is best for the kids, for their growth, for their development, for their emotional, physical well-being. >> they do not care. when will schools do what's best for kids? the party panels back tim carney, robby soave, just guitar left. demo start with you you were kids in any of us put together. [laughter] tim, why did they hate children so much? >> it is client is in their real clients are frankly teachers unions. that's the greasy will. and the squeaky wheel. and it is because it's so

your chandler is also doing her part all plant succulents instead of things that require a lot of water were trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park lake hennessey is the major local water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been dry to help in this effort. the city of nagpur urges all customers to use water wisely this year. we conservation efforts similar to 2014 to 2016 small changes around the homo like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood soap shave or brush your teeth habits. richards has been practicing the last couple save water and not the first drug on through here. >> you know, i mean, what i just i don't waste water. i never do. i 4 truck out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coach, quite a while. >> and there is an incentive to conserve water here in napa county. it is the 6th annual water conservation cont as local students and fa

your chandler is also doing her part all plants succulents instead of things that require a lot of water were trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park lake hennessey is the major local water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been dry to help in this effort. the city of nagpur urges all customers to use water wisely this year. we conservation efforts similar to 2014 to 2016 small changes around the home like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood soap shave or brush your teeth habits. richards has been practicing the last couple save water and not the first drug on through here. >> you know, i mean, what i just i don't waste water. i never do. i 4 truck out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coach, quite a while. >> and there is an incentive to conserve water here in napa county. it is the 6th annual water conservation cont as local students and fa

our speaker is michelle marquetty-kaufman, author of "the life and writing of chandler." and the book she'll be speaking on tonight, "penelope winslow: reimagining a life." she served as curator for pilgrim hall museum's exhibition path founders, women of plymouth. and as a mass humanities scholar on women's suffrage commemoration project with the falmouth museum on the green. she serves on the board of the adams birthplace and as a museum administrator of boston's gibson house museum. without further ado, please join me in welcoming michelle to speak this evening. >> thank you very much, gavin, katherine, and sarah, for arranging this talk. and i want to say thank you very much to the massachusetts historical society for this wonderful opportunity. i have been using mhs' resources for years, and their collections, their exhibitions, their programs, and their staff are outstanding. thank you, mhs. so tonight i am talking about penelope pelham winslow. and i as a historian study early american women because i really feel they've been significantly underrepresented in the t

your chandler is also doing her part all plants succulents instead of things that require a lot of water were trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park lake hennessey is the major local water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been dry to help in this effort. the city of nagpur urges all customers to use water wisely this year. we conservation efforts similar to 2014 to 2016 small changes around the home like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood soap shave or brush your teeth habits. richards has been practicing the last couple save water and not the first drug on through here. >> you know, i mean, what i just i don't waste water and never do i 4 truck out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coach, quite a while. >> and there is an incentive to conserve water here in napa county. it is the 6th annual water conservation cont as local students and fa

your chandler is also doing her part all plants succulents instead of things that require a lot of waterere trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park. lake hennessey is the major local water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been dry to help in this effort. the city of nagpur urges all customers to use water wisely this year. we conservation efforts similar to 2014 to 2016 small changes around the home like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood so shea for brush your teeth habits. richards has been practicing the last couple save water and first on through here. >> you know, i mean, what he just i don't waste water and never do my portrait out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coat rack in quite a while. >> and there is an incentive to conserve water here in napa county. it is the 6th annual water conservation cont as local students and families

well, my best day was the day before i was leaving, my commander, colonel thomas -- no, colonel chandler at the time, he said, you know, captain, he said, we're one of the few triage areas that never lost anybody in the triage in the year you were here. >> not even one? >> not one. a lot of people wanted to be assigned to the emergency room triage when they were rotating in, especially if they were combat medics. we have a policy, i said, they come in alive and they stay alive, and i said that's a high bar and are you up to that bar? he said, yes, ma'am. that's true. we never lost one in triage. now, they may have lost them in surgery. they may have lost them in icu or they may lost him on the ward and they may have lost them on the aircraft going home, but if they came in alive in that triage area, and sometimes i wonder if we were too heroic. i remember this one not brought in by a dust off, but he was brought in by that little flying helicopter -- >> a hroefp. >> yeah, a fast little thing. he kept flying around, and we said look for the red crosses. he finally found it. he put down, a

no, colonel chandler at the time, he said you know, we are one of the few triage areas that never lostone in the triage in the year that you were here. interviewer: not even one. donna: not one. if they came in, i told my men -- a lot of people wanted to be assigned to that triage, especially if they had been combat veterans. when they would, and the chief nurse would say, specialist wants to be assigned to the triage, and i would say to him -- i set to everyone that came in, i would say specialist, we have a policy here. they come in alive, they stay alive. and that is a high bar. are you up to that bar. he said, yes ma'am. and that is true, we never lost one in triage. they may have lost them in surgery, they may have lost them in icu, or they may have lost them on the ward, or they may have lost him on the aircraft going home. but in that triage area, we kept them alive. sometimes i look back and wonder if we were to heroic -- too heroic. i remember this one, not brought in by a dust off, he was brought in by the little flying helicopter. interviewer: a loach? donna: a loach. he kep

my commander them, colonel thomas sorry no eternal chandler at the time.he said i'm we are one of the few triage areas that never lost anyone in triage the year where you are here. >> not even one? >> no. >> if they came in, i told my men that a lot of people want to be assigned to the emergency room triage when they were rotating it. especially the combat medics. and the chief nurse would say, specialist whoever wants to be assigned to triage. and i would say listen, i would say to everyone who came in. specialist we have a policy here, they if they come in alive they stay alive. i said and that's a high bar. and i said are you up to that bar? good he said yes ma'am. and that is true. we never lost one in triage. now they may have lost men in surgery, they may have lost them in icu. or they may have lost them on the ward, or the aircraft going home. but in that triage area, if they came in alive, we kept them alive. and sometimes i look back and wonder if we are to heroic? some and i remember this one, not brought in by a helicopter, he was brought in by

on a compendium of uncle remus stories that are created by in atlanta newspaper editor named joel chandler harris and generally speaking. they start remus pictured here who is a lovable loyal former slave and in the course of telling story to his former owners grandson the little boy and the sort of awful velvet suit here. he essentially tells the child how great life had been before the civil war before emancipation back when he had been a slave back when everything was taken care of for him and life was just slower and easier and much more enjoyable. um, despite it essentially being exiled today surprise. you can't watch saun of the on disney plus. um, this gross is a very impressive 37 million dollars in 1946 when your dollar went a little bit further at the box office it even manages to win the academy award for best original song. so if you've ever hummed zippity doo-dah to yourself or as the trailer for the film asked if you have that zippity doo-dah feeling you got that from song of the south now. as audiences of different ages swooned over rep butler not giving a -- or uncle remus

our speaker is michelle marquetty-kaufman, author of "the life and writing of chandler." the book she'll be speaking on tonight, "penelope winslow: reimagining a life." she served as curator for pilgrim hall

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the chandler family, although they may have a wonderful pavilion named for them at the music center, was not a family of goodwill during the new deal. so i think she played a very important advocacy role inside and outside the new deal. [ applause ] >> john. >> one thing that really concerns me is that there needs to be a demand on the part of progressive electorates that we lack right now. i suggested one slogan, because obviously the new deal was a great slogan that helped fdr get elected, a brighter future for all americans. another thing that occurs to me is there might be a mandatory two-year service for either volunteer work or for the military or for internships on the part of everyone graduating from high school or leaving high school. i'm wondering what all of you folks think about what we can do to create the type of progressive educated electorate that will get us the leadership that we need and that we lack right now, and unite progressive forces in this country. >> do you want to take a crack at that? >> it's a great question. i want to two family reunions this past year

fox news alert, a story we have been following, a suspect driving a stolen car in arizona, and the chandlerlled in seattle last summer filed a wrongful death suit against the city, the city failed to protect her son, after seattle police abandoned the precinct inside the anonymous zone. accuses the city of enabling violence by providing portable toilets, lighting and other supplies. andrew cuomo defense blocking the release of the true number of nursing home death in his state while blaming the trump administration. >> we didn't want an inaccurate number, it is inaccurate. all politics and political football that morphed into an investigation. jillian: cuomo insists the team is taking time to make sure the statistics were correct. political investigations and former attorney general william barr was a political operative. the nfl draft in cleveland where trevor lawrence went number one for the jags, wilson went number 2 to the jets and the niners at number 3. the first 7 players were on the offensive side, the young gunslingers as rumors swirl with a potential trade for aaron rodgers. espn