>>donaldson says the unrest that we are seen throughout the city now could've all been avoided and that this is all institutional like over hundreds of years, this is the way that. >>african-americans minorities know how to be heard this is the only way that we know have you heard. i think it's just. >>i just hate that that you have to happen that way you know it's it's taken. it's taken this a very to for this to you know. now start to be heard even and are still haven't been any action against its in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>let's take a last look at the forecast this hour we go back to my bruce or rodriguez for precept. >>hi catherine yeah, let's take a look at your bike or climate tuesday forecast because we're going to notice a big jump in temperatures at least 10 degrees of warming just put it in perspective downtown, san francisco, your average high should be 67 degrees and sent tomorrow you're going to be flirting with 80 so about 12 degrees above average for us 79 degrees happened they also in the upper 70's at 77 degrees. >>winds out of the west 20 mile

>>donaldson says the unrest that we are seen throughout the city now could've all been avoided and that this is all institutional like over hundreds of years, this is the way that. >>african-americans minorities know how to be heard this is the only way that we know to be heard. i think it's just. >>i just think that that that you have to happen that way you know it's it's taken. it's taken this a very to for this to you know. now start to be heard even and are still hasn't been any action against its in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>all right, let's take a last look at the forecast this hour we'll go back to member survived rigorous and again. some hot weather again my greece uh. >>yeah that's right a mini heatwave set to return to the bay area tomorrow, happy june first happened let's take a live look outside golden gate bridge marine layer nonexistent out there right now seeing a little bit of a marine layer influences drought half moon bay. that's like you're in the upper 50's but widespread 70's and 80's as you make your way inland and overnight lows tonight will

and after that, at the tactical level, and then at four donaldson where of course, he has the famous moment where his old friend, simon boulevard is left in command at donaldson by two rather incompetent commanders who depart in the night, and he writes to his old friend and says let's talk terms and grant replies, i'm not talking terms. i will accept an unconditional surrender. so he begins to have some fame there. all the newspapers pick that up and i think that -- you could see him gaining some kind of confidence. shiloh, however, although a victory is a setback in that he is surprised the first day. he has not had sherman and others intrench and i think that everybody is sort of -- it was no mystery that the confederates were going to attack, but he was caught unprepared. he does manage though, and there is that famous scene, and i know you like that scene on the first evening of shiloh, where he and sherman tells the story later in his life that they meet under this tree. sherman is quite distraught. and i let you say the line, because i know you like that. >> well granted sitti

henry and donaldson. there is significant for the following reason. henry was on the tennessee river, sorry for donaldson on the cumbersome river. they penetrated deep into the confederacy. donaldson was one of the first of three times they captured a entire confederate army. it also created a new nickname for grant. the he wanted to send a message to grant. he wanted commissioners appointed. grant said no terms except for immediate surrender will be accepted. the unconditional surrender line became unconditional surrender grant. it was the first law scale victory for the north. >> in 1962 he, in 1862 he dispels the military from the south, because he believes there engaged in a illegal black market cotton ring. is he antisemitic or did he regret his decision? >> he wasn't antisemitic. he said he regretted it immediately, it was an atrocious and inexcusable thing to do. what people don't know is that grant spent the rest of his life atoning for that action, he became the first president to speak out on human rights abuses abroad. in both cases it was

>>donaldson says the unrest that we are seen throughout the city now could've all been avoided and that this is all institutional like over hundreds of years, this is the way that. >>african-americans minorities know how to be heard this is the only way that we know have you heard. i think it's just. >>i just say that that you have to happen that way you know it's it's taken. it's taken this a very to for this to you know. now start to be heard even and are still hasn't been any action against its stop in san francisco. i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>next up we've seen images of police brutality but there are also images out there of police standing in solidarity we're >>look at this a lexington police officer in is giving out hugs last night during a protest there at one point protesters even played a rock paper scissors. >>with the officers like many places across the country protesters gathered to demand a stop to police brutality. >>that paper scissors can bring people together that's pretty cute. well blake lively here and ryan reynolds say say they want to help fight racial bia

>>well donaldson says at least $10,000 worth of product was stolen from his store. now to the east bay this morning more than 70 new cars were stolen from the san leandro dodge dealership is looting and destruction hit san leandro sunday night. the car dealership says it spent a majority of the day monday fixing the cars that were left on the lot and cleaning up shattered glass from doors and windows kron four's taylor bisacky has more. >>the owner of the dealership says that the looting began across the street at the marina square shops around 7.30 people made their way into the dealership by 1030 people drove off with nearly million for the brand new cars. >>and still no the car. and still to come. >>and he was sam and last night. so nobody could come out so they had about 5 hours of in the dealership video posted to social media shows looters burning out tires. >>and driving brand new cars off the lot at the san leandro dodge dealership owner of the dealership carlos hidalgo says looters drove off with more than 70 of his cars sunday night everything from trucks

>>donaldson says at least $10,000 worth of product was stolen. >>and in the east bay more than 70 new cars were stolen from the san leandro dodge dealership as looting and destruction hit that city sunday night. the car dealership says that it spent the majority of monday fixing the cars that were left on the lot and also cleaning up the glass from the shattered windows and doors kron four's taylor bisacky has more. >>the owner of the dealership says that the looting began across the street at the marina square shops around 7.30 people made their way into the dealership by 1030 people drove off with nearly million for the brand new cars. >>and still no the car. and still to come. >>and he was sam and last night. so nobody could come out so they had about 5 hours of in the dealership video posted to social media shows looters burning out tires. >>and driving brand new cars off the lot at the san leandro dodge dealership owner of the dealership carlos hidalgo says looters drove off with more than 70 of his cars sunday night everything from trucks j

but by 6 races like this june first was supposed to be the day that donaldson and his partners launched the compassion program where he planned to donate product to hiv positive in low income san francisco residents but the robbery has put that program on pause, i honestly think that there's a bunch of people who. >>or take advantage of the situation and decided to go on robison it's it's disgraceful honestly. >>donaldson says the unrest that we are seen throughout the city now could have all been avoided another this is all institutionalized over hundreds of years, this is the way that. >>african americans and minorities know how to be heard this is the only way that we know to be heard. my thing is just. >>i just hate that that that you have to happen that way you know it's it's taken. it's taken this a very to for this to you know. now start to be heard even end are still hasn't been any action against its in san francisco, i'm jason dumas kron 4 news. >>well to the east bay more than 70 new cars were stolen from a san leandro dodge dealership as looting and destruction hit the city

>>donaldson says at least $10,000 worth of product was stolen. >>in the east bay more than 70 new cars were stolen from the san leandro dodge dealership is looting and destruction hit san leandro sunday night. the owner of the dealership says the looting began across the street at the marina square shops, then about 7.30 people were making their way on to the dealership grounds and by 10 o'clock. they were driving off with nearly million worth of brand new cars. the dealership owner carlos hidalgo says that the looters broke into the building and found the safe that held the car keys. they use and then they use some of the cars to ram their way through other vehicles that were blocking access to the driveway on the way out. >>and he was sam and last night. so nobody could come out so they had about 5 hours of in the dealership was a >>and finally got in here and that they had tear gas and you know there were. cars crashed everywhere. it was bad and 70 plus cars are missing. >>well. >>well so far the dealership has recovered about 20 of those cars

donaldson i wish set pieces are essential for teams in the bottom 3rd of the table basics and in the last 2 or 3 games we've been vulnerable and it's not as we were again today for his career isn't one so if you don't but doesn't often let that setback get to them shortly afterwards across from marcus a. little and another header from hemmings. i. surely now just hold off a safe sure that fate was finally on my side this time. sadly not. at all it came out it was a perfectly normal challenge from ken on and his movement is natural you raise your arm when you're going to head the ball. but that arm was deemed excessive cold and now played scarf down the wing picked out stevenson. and fate returned to full just yet again that's for nowhere. but they are the kind of side who do not take their fate lying down with a quarter of an hour left half. north side eric tommy handed them a penalty. a big moment for headings looking for his 2nd equaliser and at least a point. and the point was as well as jennings 14th of the season. so. if you look at the chances we had and the amount of time we w

>>donaldson says at least $10,000 worth of product was stolen. >>now to the east bay where more than 70 new cars were stolen from the san leandro dodge dealership as looting and destruction hit the city sunday night, the car dealership said it spent on the door majority of yesterday fixing the cars that were left on the lot, cleaning up glass as well from shattered windows and doors kron four's taylor psaki has more. >>the owner of the dealership says that the looting began across the street at the marina square shops around 7.30 people made their way into the dealership by 1030 people drove off with nearly million for the brand new cars. >>and there's still no the car. and still to come. >>and these was sam and last night. so nobody could come out so they had about 5 hours of and the dealership video posted to social media shows looters burning out tires. >>and driving brand new cars off the lot at the san leandro dodge dealership owner of the dealership carlos hidalgo says hooters drove off with more than 70 of his cars sunday night everything

donaldson i'm pleased set pieces are essential for teams in the bottom 3rd of the table basics and in the last 2 or 3 games we've been vulnerable as we were again today finished careers and won so if you don't. but doesn't often let that setback get to them shortly afterwards across from marcus a. little and another header from hemmings it was. surely now this hold off a safe surely fate was finally an aside this time. sadly not. at all working on it was a perfectly normal challenge from ken on and his movement is natural you raise your arm when you're going to head the ball to curve. but that arm was deemed excessive no goal and when i played scarf down the wing picked out stevenson. and fate the time to pull doesn't yet again that turn away early. but they are the kind of side who do not take their fate lying down with quarter of an a left harvard nor decides fall on eric tommy handed them a penalty. to. a big moment for headings looking for his 2nd equaliser and at least a point. and up point was as well as henning's 14th of the season. in iraq if you look at the chances we had and

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what began as peaceful protests turned into a rioting and looting at one cannabis shop recari donaldson he's the owner of the california street cannabis his business was destroyed following a night of violent protests june 1st was supposed to be the day that he and his partners launched the compassion program that's a program into the to donate product hiv positive in low income, san francisco residents. the robbery put that program on pause. >>it's devastating and stephanie you with you of course we're not the only business that got robbed, i honestly think that there's a bunch of people who or take advantage of the situation and decided to john robison it's it's disgraceful honestly. >>well, at least $10,000 worth of product was stolen. well to the east bay more than 70 new cars were stolen from the san leandro dodge dealership as looting and destruction hit the city sunday night, the car dealership says it spent the majority of the day just fixing up the cars that were left there in the lot and cleaning up all the glass and the you know the shot or the debris, the windows and doors t

for investigators show how they uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean donaldson there you go rated nor. thought or nonsense they are so sort of cocky seem a bit sore knee yes or no for. trying for justice on nazi. trophy wrong but all in all just all. i mean you all get to shape out just to become educated and engagement because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just on the for common ground. you cannot be both with the yeah you like. he stuck to it to cause a can he so he can reach the other than the human cross one. soul but on the better side going to that the book an instant so that this isn't just one instant of. emotion learning to want to screw up you'll still be stuck with an outsourcing course because the resistance of folks will increase to sloth could force the coach of the future. business to push him to me and that. means thinking minds be soviet soldiers to piece off the boots he's wearing. which to the soul looks like to move the opposing opinion with the new i'm going on the shows to get in the summer watching the police for

in dog donaldson you could use a sort of p.c. maybe a sword a yes or no for. training for justice on oxy. welcome to on contact today we discuss the censorship of michael moore's film planet of the humans with the director jeff perhaps as a form of denial to actually a set of understanding that what this civilization industrial civilization the human species we're getting limits and we're going to crash we're insets kind of hoping that this fantasy will save us if as i discover that i'm not saying that all environmental leaders are on the take that one of the things that their critics ignore is that the shocking list of things that you die when you die festering fossil fuels and you invest in supposedly sustainable you wind of investing in big ag you want to invest in and mining and banks and all this that's part of thomas hardy talked about. michael moore and jeff gibbs released a film in april called planet of the humans it was a frontal assault on the failures of the environmental movement accusing it of peddling false leads and selling out to corporate don

. >> in baltimore, this 72 days earlier after josh donaldson tagged out manny machado. >> he hit him >> on this day in 2014 he was not convincingly losing her grip on his bat. >> he got to take an early shower as did the a's. >> it was a family affair with the french open on this day in 2002. serena williams defeated her older sister, venus, in the finals. the younger williams first french title. that is this day in sports, june 8. i am joe fonzi. >>> let's assume they eventually do get baseball back in business. what will that look like post- pandemic? here is a clue in case you missed it over the weekend. >> all right. aau baseball, highland utah. he hits a home run. as he comes to the plate, new age. you've got your hand sanitizer and all that and a very sanitary high five from here on out. >> a lot of high-fives, smiling, and home big bang seri ktvu. thank you for joining us. i know. being an astrophysicist right now is like being a rock star. only without the sex. yeah, literally, none of it. what do you think about it, sheldon? meh. are you kidding me? this may be the biggest s

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in baltimore this happened two days earlier after josh donaldson tagged out.nd then on this day in 2014, not very convincingly he lost the grip on his back. he got to take an early shower. it was a family affair at the french open in 2002, serena williams defeated her older sister venus in the finals. the younger williams first french title. that's this day in sports. >> when and if the major-league owners and players can get together we have a little glimpse of what baseball nowadays might look like. let's check this out in case you missed it. this is aau baseball in utah. andy hits a home run deep center, it's gone but the interesting part of it is he comes to the plate, this is new age high-fives. get out the hand sanitizer and then you're able to give high- fives. this is a gentleman by the name of retail and he's from trey university. great combination here. you have to look at it closely. we have a combination of darts and beer cups and depending on how much beer you drink, you have to be careful on that one. i love this one. milo albertson. age 2. she l

you graded nor in thought donaldson you. seem a bit sore to use on the floor. crying for justice.we go to work. straight home. this is boom box the one bit the show you can't afford to miss i'm break for. washington coming up the international monetary fund has issued a grim outlook for global growth in the wake of the coronavirus but when can we see a rebound we have expert analysis on hand to go over the details plus could we soon see if in fact giants moving into the cryptocurrency space will bring you a boom bust panel on the state of the sector in fact show today so let's dive right in. and we leave the program with the international monetary fund's announcement that the global economic downturn due to the corona virus pandemic will be worse than initial estimates. so compared to the april economic outlook we are projecting a deeper downturn in 2020 and a slow recovery in 2021 to growth or 2020 is projected at minus 4 point one percent which is 1 point one percent points below our april focused now this reflects the fact that in the 1st half economic outcomes came in somewhat

fairfax county, at least eight or active, extremely active customers of william carlin, including john donaldson, peter wagner, george mason, john carlile, robert adam, john west junior. these are prominent alexandria and fairfax county names. as a fairfax agreement, renounced all importation commodities from britain including textiles, one would assume that carlin's business would show symptoms -- but carlin's this in the sawmills doubles from 1769 to 1770. what accounts for this? karlyn's business may have doubled because they worry eager to utilize the textiles in the colonies before supplies came to a shortage. maybe this is a simple matter of supply and demand. that makes sense. it is also possible that clever merchants in alexandria -- who purchased an abundance of textiles from great britain and 1769 and 1770 in anticipation of just this sort of thing. he is trying to stop his shelves, waiting for someone to say, we will not import that stuff anymore, so he could say, well, i already have it here for you. you do not have to be in violation of that agreement at all. he is a pretty small sm

donaldson. >> do you know roosevelt said, i have never seen in any other win in the power being the best wives and mothers, the wisest manager of the household, and at the same time, the ideal greatly and mistress of the white house. >> well, this would answer a viewers question about what strengthen particular did you did have that helped her husband become a successful president? >> she was patient. >> that was the most important characteristic with -- with the adore? >> well, one of the things we don't talk a lot about, and we could spend two hours on this alone, is how very different these two were in terms of their personalities and characters, right? >> and so, where theodore was all going and never met a stranger, edith was much more reserved and i think that part of her -- part of her wisdom was knowing when to give theodore roosevelt his head, and when to say now theodore, don't you think? >> she calm him down when he was ... >> she calmed him, yes. >> he was more excitable, and more impulsive, and she's quite calm and deliberate. >> right. but she was a better judge of people,

donaldson cooper as which are wilson's biographer. mr. cooper, thanks for being with us. what blake break president a little bit. we've been telling these stories chronologically but everyone knows about it will send managing the white house, as it is described after her husband suffers a stroke. we thought we would tell that story first because so many people really want to know what happened. so, john cooper, let's start with you. win in the presidents administration did he suffer the stroke? >> more than halfway through the second term. it was in october 1919. he just returned from a whirlwind speaking tour, he was trying to sell the country on ratifying the peace treaty and going into the league of nations. he really had worn himself out on that and his doctors had actually aboard the tour and he suffered this massive stroke. >> the story of the stroke itself is very dramatic. tell us briefly about what happened in the white house that night. >> there are some conflicting reports about what happened, but i think the most accurate portrayal is that he got up in the mor

so jeffrey donaldson.thern ireland wants to play its full pa rt northern ireland wants to play its full part in the rest of the united kingdom in promoting this country overseas. we are proud of what the united kingdom has done across the world. as northern ireland approaches its centenary next year, while the prime minister assured me that whether it is new free trade agreements, whether it is promoting the united kingdom as a whole through our dramatic missions, and indeed drawing on the expertise of people from northern ireland in providing uk aid overseas, that we will be able to play our full part in these new arrangements? of course ican give in these new arrangements? of course i can give my honourable friend this assurance and northern ireland will play a full part, notjust in these arrangements but as he knows and as he fought for, in all the free trade deals that we do. thank you, can i welcome the statement from my right honourable friend and also his commitment to our continued effort in terms