he met althea gibson.he saw her for first time in 1945, and then in 1946, he watched compete in the women's finals, the 88 championship at wilberforce college in ohio. his good friend and compatriot. in this unified effort, althea gibson was dr. robert walter. he was from lynchburg, virginia. and gibson lost singles final, but they were not put off by that. they thought that she had terrific potential. they approached her after the match, she was pretty dejected because she heard from a lot of people were part of the aita. but specifically a part of the cosmopolitan that they were disappointed in her. they thought that she should have won, but the doctors had much bigger and a wider view than that and they had plan and gibson went along with it. she needed to finish high school. she dropped out of school when she was about 14 years old. they that she could move with dr. eaton and his family and wilmington carolina spend the academic year with him with his family train with him in the afternoon on weekends

sergeant at arms gibson, let me start with you.ross the country, our workers are facing some very real barriers to obtaining and retaining employment. including livable wages and quality, affordable childcare. critical mental health supports, wellness programs, resources for education and training. that challenge, i know is reflected here in the senate as well. we really rely on the men and women who work hard every day to support this institution. so, we need to work to address those barriers. i wanted to ask you today what programs are most critical to supporting the s s a workforce, and what would they mean for your workforce if they were funded? >> in terms of supporting the workforce, both my own and those who work for offices and committees, our most significant request in this budget is for the employee assistance program. i am requesting two additional ftes. those are counselors that would support, and i should back up to talk about briefly, the significant increase in utilization that we've had. 30% over 2021. >> increase?

michael gibson, dr. gibson is director of the division of supervision and regulation at the board of governors of the federal reserve system. mr. rendell jones, mr. jones is a deputy executive director of the national credit union administration. at the audible sister in antarctica the treasurer of coconino county, arizona. welcome to washington peer thank you for being here thanks to all of you for your service ever taking time to be here for each of you will be recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony here without objection each of your written statements will be made part of the record or mr. coleman you are not recognized for five minutes to give your oral remarks. >> german bar, member foster members, thank you for the update to. today to discuss the option engine committees around climate with financial risk. the emojis is an independent bureau of the department of the treasury and its mission is to ensure national bank federal savings association operate in a safe

doctor michael s gibson doctor gibson is the director of the division of supervision and regulation ofhe board of governors of the federal reserve system. mr. rendell jones is the deputy executive director at the national credit union administration. the honorable sarah benatar is the treasure county arizona welcome to washington. thank you for being here, thanks to all of youou for your service and for taking time to be here for each of you will be recognized for five minutes. to give an oral presentation of your testimony without objection each of your written statements will be made part of thehe reco. mr. coleman, you are now recognized for five minutes to remarks. oral >> german bar, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear today to discuss the office of thehe comptroller activities and climate related financialne ris. you cc is independent bureau of the department of treasury its mission is to ensure national banks federal savings associations operate in a safe and sound manner, provide fair access to financial services, treat customers fairly comply w

also get to hand your mind and gibson as i'm going to your finance. it's the residence of the region who suffer. 60 year old harvey sing. walk in illegal mines for more than 20 years. up to 18 us a day. now he has developed numa corny offices and can no longer work the it was the this contribution to so i pollution ground water pollution and air pollution. all of which are getting bust. researches in on the university believe that by monday could be a solution. this is where the ord, decomposed, wait, it's called legacy waste is extracted and created with micro or guns. this process gains of the waste, which can then be created a switch. the downside, depending upon the type of legacy based data, sometimes heavy met, you contamination in the soil that is by wind. so when we bring the volume, mind, so i used one lab, we take for heavy metal contamination and it the concentrations and whether they odd with informants of the limits. and if the odd, i'm only then views at $449.00 is that preparation going on one of them the use bundled these researches ha

so they have now voted to reject the proposals that guy gibson's dog can be removed. been heanng can be removed. what we've been hearing in the last hour in this planning meeting that was very calm. it was very patient, was people offering their objections . there was also people stating why they think that guy gibson's dog should be removed. but overwhelmingly it was that people wanted this dog to stay and they wanted the dog to stay ultimately because it is a part of their history and their heritage. one of the big arguments, patrick, of course, is what will happen to a £300 million deal if 2000 asylum seekers are moved into scampton and if that dog isn't there, that would certainly hamper whatever that deal might be in the future. so as we've said, it is official while guy gibson's dog is expected to stay here at raf scampton yeah, absolutely . raf scampton yeah, absolutely. >> and it's important as well in the context well, of course, to say that another layer of controversy to this dog is its name, which we will not be repeating. but of course, this is a racial s

series we go inside the gibson guitar factory in nashville to see how the music gets made. one that got to look behind the scenes. >> gibson makes all of their electric guitars right here in nashville. that is why we are continuing our series here in music city. we got a special all access look at the factory where hundreds of guitars are made every day by their expert craftsman. each guitars cut, painted polished by american hands. it is exactly how they managed to retain such loyal customers from novice guitar players to rock stars. >> especially being made here in america. there is a tremendous source of pride. >> i think every guitar has a story. some are better than others. every guitar has a story. >> my first guitar that i bought my first guitar that i made was gibson inspired. i feel like i am home. >> if you are in nashville tennessee you can take it one step further here at the gibson garage custom shop. pick out your actual piece of wood and the finish. everything is customizable. at the end, you have your very own unique gibson guitar. in nashville tennessee, fo

amber gibson's body was found in november 2021. thejudge gibson's body was found in november 2021.21. thejudge told him he faces gibson's body was found in november 2021. the judge told him he faces a lengthy sentence. just stop oil protests have cost the metropolitan police over £7 million since april. the police say it amounts to the equivalent of 23,500 officers shifts. as well as marching on main roads activists have disrupted events including wimbledon and the london pride march. radiographers in england are taking part in a a8—hour strike over pay. 37 nhs trusts are affected. during the action staff will only perform vital scans on patients. the government says its offer of a 5% pay rise and one—off payment is their complete and final offer. you are live with bbc news. the number of people living in temporary accommodation in england has hit a record high. official data shows that at the end of march almost 105,000 households were living in temporary accommodation and almost ia,000 of those households now live in hotels or bed and breakfast. perhaps even more worrying is that

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also get to hand your mind and gibson. i have them in a good finance. it's the residents of the region who suffer 60 years old harvey sing logged in illegals mines for more than 20 years up to 18 us a day. now he has developed numa county office and can no longer work. the it was the though the leaves wonder use to appear shudders the you'd say, i'm paying you what to do the problem. you had money and believes that like he's not bothered. if the guy bought the boat about on the bottom, it off me the one the best, i'm gonna be the some 100000 tons of minerals have been extracted by illegal mining the boss 5 years alone resulting in a lot of important habitats for wildlife and people liked about ship loss is actually a form of what you've been coming through to fighting the exploitation of nature for a long time. they have the potential way. i'd be good to many of these walks you have to be done into dust and sand to be used and highlights is at the lead. the higher the buildings being built in the noise, that'd be human policy abroad. then go to go to ha

gibson will be sentenced in september.e metropolian police more than £7.7 million since april. the met said policing 515 protests carried out by the group amounted to the equivalent of 23,500 officer shifts. as well as marching in main roads, activists have disrupted events including wimbledon and london pride. you are watching bbc news. a brussels court has convicted six men of murder and attempted murder on tuesday for their part in the 2016 islamist bombings in the belgian capital that killed 32 people and injured more than 300. the attacks were the deadliest in belgium since the second world war. paul kirby, the europe editor of the bbc news website, gave us more details about the verdicts. they came in after many, many days of deliberations. and frankly, everybody was waiting all day for them. what in the end, we heard was there were two people, ten people on trial and six people, as you say, six men have been convicted of terrorist murder and attempted murder and terrorist association, belonging to a terrorist group.

i have seen so far. >> reporter: shawn gibson is john gibson's great grandson. >> he was a single fathersing twins trying to make a living for his family. >> reporter: jackie robinson became the first black man to integrate the mlb in 1947. that move was the beginning of the end. the loss of the league's biggest stars led to its demise in 1960. stadiums like henchlift here in patterson, new jersey would fall into disrepair. but in may, this one reopened. it's a sports comeback. and a symbol of urban renewal. saved by local activists from demolition, it underwent a renovation. once of the last surviving negro league ballparks. a place of civic pride. >> they know players like larry dovey played on this field. it's such a pleasure. >> reporter: a field of dreamers who made history. >> it's important history for americans to understand. >> reporter: and their legacy, bigger than baseball. >> and we appreciate your watching. our next local newscast tomorrow starting a new chapter can be the most thrilling thing in the world. there's an abundance of reasons to get started. how far we take an

gibson will be sentenced in september.after he was appointed to the post. mr qin had been seen as a close associate of president xi jinping. the 57—year—old's last known public engagements were a month ago, fuelling speculation about his disappearance. the government has announced its delaying plans to introduce new recycling regulations by a year until october 2025. under the plans, retailers selling own—brand products would have to pay for their collection and recycling. critics warned the proposals could lead to higher prices for shoppers. kylian mbappe is the 2a—year—old captain of the french team paris saint germain — one of france's biggest stars. and the saudi arabian club al—hilal are after him. they have offered a world record transfer fee of £259 million for him. if he goes, he'll be following fellow stars ruben neves, kareem benzema and roberto firmino who have signed for saudi clubs this summer. 0ur correspondent dharshini david is here — why have they offered so much money? well, with money to burn, saudi arab

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real quickly, because assemblyman gibson, we have to go. but when might this take effect? when when does it come up for a vote? well, this will come up. but once it passed out of appropriate in the senate, then it goes to the floor and then it goes onto the governor's desk. so it has a ways to go. but we are very hopeful because this bill has received bipartisan support and we're very excited about it and want to thank the author for bringing it before us and thank you for your time coming on the show. appreciate. thank you. ikea was supposed to open a store in downtown san francisco a couple of years ago. we'll find out what is behind the delay. we'll talk to the san francisco stand on next. stick since the popular furniture chain ikea bought some space along market street in downtown san francisco to open a store. it has an open yet? yeah. our san francisco standard media partner looking into what is holding up the project. why the delay, all the things that are going on there. joining us live now is the standards data reporter liz lindquist. liz, thanks for joining us.

i don't think gibson actually ended up being actively involved as a producer. i know that he's, he's friends with some of the people, including jim kept the use of the, the, the star of the film and they'll did a nice little promotion. but basically talking about how important it is through a social media, you know, to end the drafting of children. and so the sound a freedom of film is, is been a real, a surprise, let's say for a mainstream hollywood. you know, the film was basically shelves by disney when it bought fox studio a few years ago. and it took me, it was very difficult for the film to, to get released. no one in hollywood distributed it and none of the major studios. right. and, and there's, and so to this day you can look it up and people say, oh, it's because it's a, it's a right wing conspiracy movie or something. but the film is really not. it's very, it's very mild as far as any conspiracy is concerned. it just focuses on a real life character, tend bollard, whose operation underground railroad is the, has been saving a hundreds of thousands of

. >> reporter: when legends like josh gibson were drawing huge crowds -- >> probably the best documentarye seen. >> reporter: sean gibson is his great-grandson. >> he was trying to play the game of baseball during segregation time and making a living for his family. >> reporter: jackie robinson became the first black man to integrate the mlb in 1947. that move was the beginning of the end. the loss of the league's biggest stars, lead to its demise in 1960. stadiums like this one in patterson, new jersey, would eventually fall into this repair. but in may, this one reopened. it is a sports come back. and a symbol of urban renewal. save by local activists from demolition, the stadium underwent a $100 million renovation. one of the last surviving league ballparks, once again, a place of civic pride. >> to know that players , played on this field is a pleasure. >> reporter: a field of dreamers who made history. >> it is important history for americans to understand. >> reporter: and their legacy bigger than baseball. >>> attention drivers. a change may be on the way for your commute. coming u

the gibson photo's actually from 2021 as if that matters, because then white added this is a statemente not a discussion or debate. glad he cleared that up. i was just about to invite him to my book club. well, too bad, jack, because you are a big phoney. you sung and loretta lynn's funeral and she endorsed trump so knock it off. and debate is kind of what we do here in the good old us of a, you pud pulling piss ant. all he cares about is trump while people beat each other up in cages for money. so what would rogen and wahlberg supposed to do anyway, tackle trump to the ground and try to peel back his orange devil mask. maybe that's what jack white would do he doesn't seem like a people person. this is his realize when he realized take me out to the ball game is more popular than anything he's ever written. by the looks on his face he appears to have mistaken his seat for a porta potty. none of this bothers me who cares what white thinks anyway, this is a monologue merely to remind you stupid people still use the program normalized. >> by shaking trump's hand you normalized trump. near

the second film, well with such an eloquent title patriot, probably everyone has seen it, was it gibsonyes definitely there was a gibson and here you are everything the beginning of the whole film is shown as a local farmer wanted to spit yes, a special forces officer is there, a veteran, everything is fine, everyone around is surrounded by such a patriotic urge to fight for independence and he says, i have a family and sneezed, i wanted for your independence and his sons are ashamed of him to act. well, father. well, how can you, everyone in the church , everyone is ready to go, he says, i have children, i have a family , i have a farm, i have no patriotism, and only colleges for his son and for him. there is a self-interest aware, understandable adult why will he fight for his ukraine after that moment he becomes the main character in the language to which the entire film is dedicated not impulsivity not agitation not propaganda but an adult choice but i won't be another example in my time when i studied at the university school at the academy in moscow to us they explained why the so

two weeks later, her dismembered body parts were found encased in concrete in lake gibson.g in a climate of growing fear and concern. hunter: people were terrified. it all began with the scarborough rapes. reporter: since may the 4th, 1987, numerous sexual assaults have been attributed to a man dubbed the scarborough rapist. kenzora: leslie mahaffy was killed, and kristen french was kidnapped in broad daylight. donna: she was a beautiful person. she was kind, and she was just very sensitive, and i think, how could anybody destroy that? someone awful is out there. we have to find who did this, or more young girls are gonna die. everyone began to wonder at that time if there might be a connection. what are the chances that two girls go missing in a certain timeframe? it is a really weird coincidence. kenzora: people were starting to get worried that there might be something bigger at play here. mccrary: they were bringing in all the resources available to them to get an answer to this. i think it's important that everybody realize that this danger is out there. so, the questi

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and it wasn't jim, could these all and not mel gibson, but it was saw to be email gibson and it was about 10 ballard. and these folks who basically were trump supporters and good christians, trying to fight get this child trafficking. i don't know about you, but i think most people would be against this when you saw the concert incidents when you saw the concerted, choreographed, and orchestrated movement. and in, in, in reaction to this by this professional left who, whoever these media folks are. it's amazing. they saw the people who concern themselves about that were part of some kind of a blood conspiracy, sex or whatever. that's number one. number 2, let me tell you the problem that the republicans are making right now. the democrats stole the election 2020 legally. they know exactly what to do. 20 legally . they know exactly what to do. nobody but nobody in the republican party is saying we're ready to go. we have boots in the ground, we have lawyers, we have law firms. we have observers. they are going to have this snatch again from them. so in as much as tuckerman bobby kennedy ar

i've seen so far. >> reporter: sean gibson is j jh gigibson's grgrandson. >> he e was tryining to makeeror his family. >> reporter: jackie robinson became the first man to integrate the mlb in 1947. that move was the beginning of the end. the loss of the league's biggest stars led to its demise in 1960. stadiums like hinchcliffe here in patterson, new jersey, would eventually fall into disrepair, but in may, this one re-opened. it's a sports comeback and a symbol of urban renewal. saved by activists, it went a $100 million ren naovation. league ballparks once again a o- place of civic pride. >> to know players like cool papa bell or satchel paige or larry doby played on this field is just such a pleasure. >> reporter: a field of dreamer who is made history. >> it's important history for americans to understand. >> reporter: and their legacy bigger than baseball. cbs news, patterson, new jersey. >>> and still ahead on the cbs weekend news, from the court to the green, steph curry's incredible moment at t a celebry gogolf tournamament. s rigight a. if it getsts there. atoioid arth. becaus

but that day is sacrificed of officer chestnut and detective gibson saved lives. they protected the lawmakers and staff who come here to work, the tourists who come here to encounter the heart of our democracy, and the institutions of congress themselves. and they reminded an entire nation of the vital service the men and women of the capitol police rendered honorably every day. time will not heal the pain of losing these fine men, but in a special way today, i know my colleagues join me in extending our sympathies to the families of jacob chestnut and john gibson and to their comrades and the capitol police. america will never forget their service and sacrifice. now tomorrow will mark one year since the brave people of eastern kentucky endured some of the worst flooding in the commonwealth's history. heavy rains, rising waters caused mass excavations and over 40 deaths, including a number of children. roads turned to rapids. neighborhoods were swept away overnight. and families were left stranded in communities like lost creek where i stood with mayor laura thoma

our producer, jake gibson, is in there witnessing it but can't send us text messages.ing with quite anticipation to see what happens and when hunter comes out, exactly what we'll learn. what has transpired in the last 24 hours to reset things for you is that what was going to be a fairly routine plea deal we have learned that the house republicans, chairman of the ways and means committee issued an amicus brief asking them to take note of the i.r.s. whistleblower testimony information that was not public at the time of the plea deal that was reached. of course, the developments about hunter's former business partner devon archer and his testimony next week that may have allegedly involved president biden himself. meanwhile, we got late information yesterday that there was a potential misrepresentation on hunter biden's legal team, a member of the law firm calling the clerk's office here asking the amicus brief not be considered and possibly misrepresenting herself. that individual issuing a statement to the court saying that they have no idea how this misrepresentation

and it wasn't jim, could these all and not mel gibson, but it was thought to be an e mail, gibson, and it was about 10 ballard. and these folks who basically were trump supporters and good christians, trying to fight get this child trafficking. i don't know about you, but i think most people would be against this when you saw the concert incidents when you saw the concerted, choreographed, and orchestrated movement in, in, in, in reaction to this by this professional left who, whoever these media folks are. it's amazing. they saw that people who concern themselves about that were part of some kind of a blood conspiracy sector, whatever. that's number one. number 2, let me tell you the problem that the republicans are making right now. the democrats stole the election and 2020 legally. they know exactly what to do. 20 legally. they know exactly what to do. nobody but nobody in the republican party is saying we're ready to go. we have boots in the ground, we have a lawyer and we have law firms. we have observers. they are going to have this snatch again from them, so in as much as tucker

to do, gibson this, to be the usual line. you can see the brand detached. you come by, keep for sure what's going on with that, dismissing this listing and actions of genius funding fee with it such as symbols, folks that of some of those casual and all of that which has come with the most because of the most of the board because even the glucose us on slide, the chinese version of the what the show us where you on the answer, you go to where you on the door at some point in my store, isn't it called? there are no waiting on the super, you know, through the of the data i'm going all the stuff to she was on the but then your so the, when you use the book when it's my proceed deal. so my guess about some of the deductible is super loose. so for see job where it's like i'm coming to you. i'm going to be able to come and get on . cooper, come and utilize all the players. still my what do you do that way? we stay as you're going to do, you will, she must tell you who you are and abuse because of the bills. so that the for the funds to was, is special ship, which

i just sold the joint performance on lina and mom's gibson over each other and passed. hello. hello. the 1st time here? no, i've been coming since 1998. i've been here many times to you to be a new every 5 years. we can't wait for why and then it's here, this beautiful concert. now we want to share our joy with others. it's just a pity. it will all be over again. so quickly, super countries, both a good offer you build, you can immortalize an image on a photo. you can burn music on a cd. but what you can never capture are these feelings off and they watch it. no norfolk stuff. the performance with over 30000 like minded souls playing too just as many enthusiastic listen, this is truly one of the kind around 60000 people celebrate the homeland at a festival that has been declared and intangible, cultural heritage of humanity by you ness. they sing into the early hours of the next day, a 10 hours of operation of hope, confidence, and support. the will be moved to be preserved for generations to come. it's a t, but it's a trend. fashion form recycled you to sax. so much to is tak

grand finale in the park on the outskirts of rica just before the joint performance on lena and moms. gibson. know each other in person. hello. hello. first time here. no, i've been coming since 1998. i've been here many times to you to be in you every 5 years. we can't wait. why and then it's here, this beautiful concert. now we want to share our joy with others. it's just a pity. it will all be over again. so quickly. super criteria. both a good offer you build, you can immortalize an image on a photo. yes. and you can burn music on a cd, but what you can never capture are these feeling soft and they watch it move. your picks up the performance with over 30000 like minded souls playing too just as many enthusiastic listen, this is truly one of a kind around 60000 people celebrate the homeland at a festival that has been declared, an intangible cultural heritage of humanity by you ness they sing into the early hours of the next day attend. i was the ration of hope, confidence, and support the clinic on rail train of hope for almost 30 years. this mobile hospital has traveled up and down sou