reyes cruz de 35 años de edad y manuel aguilar patiño de 39 años, hernández carlos de 43 y mario garibaldie edad >>> esta mañana un grupo de estudiantes de la preparatoria san rafael se dirigían al parque cuando dos autos diferentes para celebrar su primer día de escuela, pero en el camino tuvieron un accidente de tránsito donde nadie resultó herido, uno de los estudiantes tenía permiso de aprendiz, mientras que el otro no contaba con licencia, los padres y el director de la preparatoria fueron notificados y los jóvenes recibieron situaciones de la policía >>> en el área de la bahía se considera como las más congestionadas las autopistas de toda la nación, y para muchos no es una sorpresa >>> y lo peor es que como nos cuenta sandra cervantes nos está costando más de $2,000,000,000 al año a la economía de la nación >>> si usted maneja diariamente por las vías del área de la bahía sabe cuánto sale el tráfico >>> y ahora según un nuevo estudio de la universidad de texas sabemos cuál es el problema >>> el área de la bahía está en la segunda posición entre las ciudades con peor tráfico, los Áng

the subject property, as a cut flower nursery from 1921 until 1990 by the garibaldi brothers. they immigrated to san francisco from italy in the early 20th century and were one of several italian born families that owned and operated cut flower nursery is in the city, particularly in the portola neighborhood, 770 woolsey was one of 20 similar cut flower nurseries in the portola district in the early 20 th century. the garibaldi family were also members of the san francisco flower growers association, which was a business group established by the local italian community. this association worked in partnership with similar japanese and chinese flower cut organizations to establish san francisco's first wholesale market in 1924. followed by the current san francisco flower terminal in 1956. the subject property closed in 1990 and is the last remaining cut flower nursery in the portola district. the department agrees that with the applicants that the property is significant under a criterion one, both for its association with commercial flower growing industry in the portola distr

what i'm gonna do because i care about you. [ chuckles ] [ inhales deeply ] do you remember sky garibaldio went missing in the hurricane? she's my sister. and i never believed she just went missing, but the police wouldn't help me, so i decided to go undercover at the last place she was seen. look, i know that sounds crazy, but i've discovered a lot of disturbing things. mateo, he -- he paid off the police to stop looking for her. and he works for some very, very bad people, who i think might be behind what happened to sky. and i think your dad... [ inhales deeply ] i think your dad might be caught up in it, too. alicia. please say something. you're fired. to prove her native american ancestry. well she said she is quote sorry for the harm she has caused and also detailed a series of proposals to tackle key issues for native americans, making a direct appeal for their votes. at the white house, i'm kyra phillips, abc news. >> thank you, kyra. >>> we also note the pentagon has tested a ground-launch cruise missile that has been banned over 30 years under a treaty that was abandoned by the

one well-known story, the italian revolutionary garibaldi was asked to become a general in the union army, and he said he would if they declared ending slavery a war aim, and they said we can't, so garibaldi didn't serve. in lagos, nigeria, someone named robert campbell, a jamaican who had gone to what is today nigeria, founded a newspaper there and wrote about the civil war from lagos. and like a lot of, both the african-american press and the international black press, there was a sense of dismay. why isn't the union fighting slavery? why is mcclellan promising to return enslaved people? the third thing, the government of liberia was looking at lincoln's well-known plans to deport free african-americans from the united states. most african-americans recognize this as rooted in racism, which it was, but the government of liberia was saying, please do that, send the african-americans to liberia because we would like to have them. so that is the different range. >> i think it kind of mirrors both what andre and andrew are getting at. one example of this frustration with the war aims n

when italians came to new york, they came as radicals, garibaldi's people, and they depended separate churches, not only because of a separate language, but they did not like the proslavery conservative ideological orientation that they perceived in the irish-american church. and it is important to remember there were a lot of stereotypes and people, then as now, projecting their feelings onto a very poor immigrant group. it should not be exaggerated, but it should not be denied that there were ways to fight for freedom, and that freedom was entirely white and based on white supremacy and anti-black racism. prof. fleche: absolutely. i should jump in. there were many irishmen who fought for the confederacy as well. in their case, they were attracted to this idea of a war for independence. right? if the confederacy had the right to secede from the united states, maybe also ireland would have a right to secede from britain. prof. schoen: that is great. it strikes me that one of the things that has come up in our conversation is the extent to which a lot of these external forces, immigrat