this is granite schoolhouse hospital surgeon in charge dr. william warren potter of the 57th new york. this is one of three drawings by richard holland of the ninth massachusetts, one of three drawings he did that i have used in the book. out july 2 at about ,:30, fought on wheatfield road back to the house, and when they came back in 1884, they set up where there are three monuments should go on the battlefield, and they put their wagon at spangler, he stopped in may 2 drawings, one of the spangler barn area and this one of the granite schoolhouse as they followed the exact path that they took in 1863. granite schoolhouse was built in the early 1860's when the spanglers donated land of the heart of their farm for it. on day two and day three of the battle, there was a major first --ision, second gettysburg first division, second corps army hospital. this hospital has been -- has received little attention and little has been revealed about it until now. there is not a sign for it like other hospitals around gettysburg. it is just overgrown, u

you know, during the 2018 , these newcle hampshire democrats campaigned on our granite state opportunitylan. as the majority party, all of us have been working day in and day out with our colleagues to build an economy that works for everyone. we know greatest hitters do

you know, during the 2018 , these newcle hampshire democrats campaigned on our granite state opportunitylan. as the majority party, all of us have been working day in and day out with our colleagues to build an economy that works for everyone. we know greatest hitters do better when they have the opportunities and resources they need to thrive. [applause] ms. soucy: because of your democratic majority in the senate, new hampshire is finally moving forward with passenger rail. democraticyour majority in the senate, new to protect ourk

the other inmate in granite said he'd seen bobbi driving during the escape.andy's former boss, warden jack cowley, testified about his observations that bobbi and dial seemed too cozy. you took the stand for the prosecution. >> uh-huh. >> why? >> because i -- because i thought she's guilty. >> bobbi's attorney, garvin isaacs, put on an impassioned defense. >> i took this case because bobbi parker's an innocent woman who's wrongfully accused of a crime she didn't commit. >> isaacs told jurors the state's case was built on faulty speculation, outright fabrication, and the suspicious testimony of convicted felons. for instance, that inmate who claimed he'd seen bobbi drive dial off the prison grounds, the defense showed he changed his story multiple times. and the inmate who claimed he'd had an affair with bobbi, the defense proved he was mentally ill, his story, a complete fantasy. >> this most outrageous case that i've ever been involved in. it's a great miscarriage of justice. >> the defense couldn't call randolph dial to the stand. dial had died behind bars

meng: i'm thrilled once again to be here in the granite state.next democratic president. [cheering] rep. meng: and, we are going to hear from each of our incredible candidates today. i know we can all agree that anyone of them would be that leader that america is missing right now. you probably already know this, but you have one of the hardest working delegations in congress. behind new york of course. both chris pappas and annie kuster have been fighting every day in washington on behalf of new hampshire families. i know this firsthand, because not only is any customer my colleague and classmate, but i also had the honor of calling in one of my closest friends congress. she is an intelligent and substantive woman who lead with empathy and compassion, and i see you all nodding your heads. >> yeah! rep. meng: since we were first elected, i have her reach across the aisle for real results for her constituents, to watch her, and learn from her. she consistently works to bring federal resources back home and bolster economic development in rural and

clearly things like the driveway , if there were granite curbs there, then those granite curbs have beenere a very long time. if they were concrete curbs, you know, you could say, well, those were replaced at some point. granite curbs tend to be very old, usually original to the first paving of the street. i am really torn about this because i agree there is a sense of this kind of disney cable that isn't something that is on the street, but what we neglect to think about is false runs. every victorian, most victorians have either a gable shape or a flat front that goes up and sticks up way beyond the actual structure of the house, so if you're coming down the street, you see the thinness of that faÇade, which is, you know, one of these things that you see with this cable and -- this gable and. i am torn and agree with the staff that this is not an opiate -- it is not appropriate under the character defining features of the district, but at the same time, it certainly -- it is not offensive in any way, and it kind of fits in. it also protects from a safety standpoint, getting to the back

to close with a slight -- a fly through video that depicts market street as proposed and note the granite curb that is the edge between the roadway and the sidewalk will be straight, it will be, appear to be very similar to what it is today. it is actually -- the roadway is tightened by about 2 feet on each side, so the sidewalks, including the bikeways, will be wider than they are today. you can see the importance of that furnishing zone and separating the uses of market street. thank you. >> great. is that the end of the presentation? >> yeah. >> commissioners, do you have any questions for staff or presenters? >> san francisco does not have a very good record for maintaining streetscapes that are planted. they have a good record recently for putting them in, and then neglecting them. have you considered that aspect? it would be a shame to have a lovely design and watch it go to sing. >> of course. all of the design decisions are made with one of the primary considerations being durability and maintenance. we have a number of potential partners along market street with the many c.b.d.s

i say this as a new yorker who is so proud to be here in the granite state.m here to issue you a formal apology on behalf of the people of new york, i'm very sorry you ever got to know donald trump. [applause] the best of new york. new york did not send its best to washington in this case. i'm sorry you got to know donald trump, i apologize, but this new yorker is ready to get rid of him for you. thank you and god bless you all. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> aloha. aloha, new hampshire democrats. it is so good to be here with you today. lincoln in his gettysburg address laid out a powerful vision for our country.

the solution to this erosion, a new pathway of granite blocks.for the artists behind today's gathering, this is about more than just fundraising. it creates an emotional bond between you and the landscape, and i think that's a really important message for trying to encourage kids to engage with conservation and environmental issues. this is, then, both a celebration of natural beauty and a reminder of its fragility. david sillito, bbc news, lands end. a first look at tomorrow morning's newspapers is coming up on the bbc news channel but now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this time last week we were saying goodbye to hot continental air which had lifted temperatures above 30 celsius in some spots. looking at the jet stream, coming celsius in some spots. looking at thejet stream, coming right celsius in some spots. looking at the jet stream, coming right across the jet stream, coming right across the atlantic towards us, it is atla ntic the atlantic towards us, it is atlantic influenced weather which stays with us this week

hello, granite-- it is so good to be here. boy feelake a jersey at home, right here.

the solution to this erosion, a new pathway of granite blocks.ring, this is about more than just fundraising. it creates an emotional bond between you and the landscape, and i think that's a really important message for trying to encourage kids to engage with conservation and environmental issues. this is, then, both a celebration of natural beauty and a reminder of its fragility. david sillito, bbc news, lands end. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers nicola bartlett and benedicte paviot — that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. good morning. on monday, we will see a return to claudia ‘s guys and perhaps in the rain coming in from the west. we are replacing call, fresh, north—westerly winds that we had on sunday with the milder, cloudier winds from the west or south—west. —— cloudier. this will focus on the north—west half of the uk. they will fade away and it will turn chile where we have clear skies in eastern scotland. temperatures lower than thi

the solution to this erosion, a new pathway of granite blocks.ring, this is about more than just fundraising. it creates an emotional bond between you and the landscape, and i think that's a really important message for trying to encourage kids to engage with conservation or environmental issues. this is, then, both a celebration of natural beauty and a reminder of its fragility. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @duncangolestani. hello there, good morning. cloudier, milder weather is set to return across much of the uk for monday. the weather will look a little bit different to the way it did on sunday. still a few showers around at the moment, particularly across northern areas but it is turning quite chilly and we have clearer skies across the south as well. we have had those cooler, fresher, north—westerly winds on sunday and they will be replaced by these west— south—westerly winds coming around top of this area of high pressure. we're going to find these weather fronts focusing the wetter weather across the northern half of the uk. ahead of

hello, granite-- it is so good to be here. feelake a jersey at home, right here. -- it was 50 years ago that my parents tried to move to another new state and that one was new jersey. horribleencountered racism. every time they would show up to try to buy a house in the places where the -- with the best public schools, real estate agent would greet them and see we were a black family and say -- i'm sorry, this house is already sold. you cannot move into this on. but what my parents really encountered was not just hate and bigotry. they encountered love. people that understood that adria chism is love of country but you cannot love your country unless you love your fellow countrymen and women. they encountered people that nation, lovethis is not just a sentiment or sentimentality. love it says if your children does not have a great public school, my children are lesser off. they knew that injustice anywhere was a threat to justice everywhere. so a community of activist, .rassroots activists mostly white folks in that new jersey

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since the granite mountaineer is facing eastward toward the confederate assault, his backside faces the actual front of the monument. on the rear of the monument come up below the front side of the soldier, these words are engraved. erected by the state of west virginia to commemorate the valor and fidelity of the seventh west virginia infantry. after the unveiling, governor hastings accepted all four of the west virginia monuments on behalf of the gettysburg national park commission. the ceremony came to an end with the benediction and a rendition of the star-spangled battle -- banner by the seventh industry band. placedenth veterans also three small position markers on the field to indicate their movements on july 2 and third. one indicated their initial position on cemetery hill just east of the grove, one designated the location where their nighttime assault came to a halt halfway down east cemetery hill, and the last one at the base of east cemetery hill, marking their defensive line on july 3. although general appleton briefly mentioned the names of the slain troopers from the fir

we finally passed a medical nove bill to make sure granite state or is forced to choose between caringnd financial security. not only did governor sununu leave, not only did he mocked constituents who cared about this issue, but he actually auctioned off a copy of his veto signature in a political fundraiser. so we need to -- >> veto sununu! ms. soucy: when we passed an independent redistricting commission with huge bipartisan majorities in both the house and senate what did governor sununu do, he vetoed it. well, it is time for us to: >> veto sununu! ms. soucy: it is clear that his veto sharpies are holding new hampshire back from making progress on issues critical to granite stators. that is why we need to -- >> veto sununu. ms. soucy: the senate majority has made great progress this year. all my colleagues standing here working with our house colleagues shoulder to shoulder but we have more work to do, and we are going to need your help. that means. move,g the corner office increasing the size of our majority, so that in 2020 there will be more progress ahead. so let's get together

granite staters should know that i'm coming here tog win and the making massive investment. if youin just look at the percentage of our resource of investing in this campaign, they are extraordinary. i i hear, i don't believe in ths id can't compete you. we have people in the race or neighboring states. no, i believe if i put my message, my heart in spite of folks at people will be able to make a good decision and we will win. i'm looking forward to competing card in new hampshire. -- [inaudible] >> they should take it really seriously. please, everybody,. >> is this just to raise money? >> no. both. look, this goes to the question you asked. i am a competitive. i play to win. ifo the snow we doing in this election, why should i be in a? so far we've been building an election to win and a proud of what we've done here. we lead the state of new hampshire in endorsement from local officials, state reps and state senators as well as local elected officials. we got to a point where we saw candidates were raising multiples of what we were racing, 100% name recognition and we were

no granite or tomb of ancient or modern splendor, and no play of genius immortal can adorn the memories of the soldiers who sleep upon the slopes of gettysburg. their deeds are there monuments, which will keep their names enshrined in the hearts of patriotic men and women." this flowery address continued for about 10 more paragraphs and included several verses of a reconciliation or a poem that for atkinson recited those lines, exclaimed, "all honor to the south as well as the north." in the wake of the spanish-american war, when ex-confederates held important ranks in the army, atkinson's proclamation of reconciliation was heard by the white audience. lost was the comprehension that reconciliation came with a skewed memory of the primary cause of the civil war. general appleton took to the dais next and recounted the military operations that were at gettysburg, including the seventh. "the infantry comprised seventh west virginia volunteers, regiment whose proud banner, although covered with inscriptions, is not large enough to contain the names of all of the battles in which it was eng

called the granite elephant in a future looking move to fight cruelty against animals. and you can leave your hat on we head to a region of italy that's especially famous for producing a very large percentage of europe's headgear. but we start with some real life greek drama it's nearly 5 years ago that the extent of the greek government's budget deficit sparked a debt crisis that threatens the viability of the eurozone itself well this provoked a bitter standoff between greek leaders and the e.u. oscar winning director cost us well known for his political thrillers has made this the subject of his latest film adults in the room. case. to trap the chancellor is waiting with all the other heads of state outraged over the referendum. the financial crisis in 2015 greece is bankrupt and threatens to track the whole of europe down with it prime minister and next his secrecy and his finance minister again inspire a farkas want to salvage what they can in return for propping greece up brussels is demanding radical reforms that are almost impossible to implement farah farkas wa

germany's superstrong colony is the world's 1st circus to swap live animals for 3000 called the granite elephant in a future looking move to fight cruelty against animal. and you can leave your house on we head to a region of italy that's especially famous for producing a very large percentage of europe's headgear. but we start with some real life greek drama it's nearly 5 years ago that the extent of the greek government's budget deficit sparked a debt crisis that threatens the viability of the eurozone itself well this provoked a bitter standoff between greek leaders and the e.u. oscar winning director cost us well known for his political thrillers has made this the subject of his latest film adults in the room. if you get any. case. it's a trap the chancellor is waiting with all the other heads of state outraged all for your.

chips and clay material, you had different degrees of vegetation, different types of rocks such as granite and serpentine, the hilltop is actually covered in serpentine. we walked over those areas. it was very sensitive with sodium iodide detectors. here is a visual of the site. parcel a1. all the green you see is everything that we completed, both with walk over survey and other surveys. at the walk over survey was performed by two staff people for safety reasons. and every 50 feet, they would stop to take a static reading. imagine doing that over 50 acres that was a lot of static reading we did over 4500 static readings here is a visual of my staff performing that work with the instruments that i will describe here in a minute. on the bottom right is what they call a sodium iodide detector. it is a two by 2-inch crystal, highly sensitive to gamma radiation. we connect that survey detector to the box on the left which is called a rate meat -- reader, and what happens is the gammaray forms a piece of light inside the crystal, it shows an electron and a current, the current goes to the box

granit xhaka halted his progress and harry kane was missing this opportunity.e had just one premier league win at the emirates. alexandre lacazette pulled one back. no time to stand by, not with the firepower of tottenham boss mike disposal. this trinity a classic north london derby, in —— and arsenal equaliser would lift it even more. and arsenal equaliser would lift it even more. aubameyang only too happy to help. some late var drama in the mix. arsenal's winner ruled out for off side. divide in this part of london run deep, but there is nothing to separate tottenham and arsenal today. it was a massive hit against us. we tried to lift the players after half—time. in the second half... ithink players after half—time. in the second half... i think the first half we played really well, the second half, the same stop happy overall. we are proud of our work and proud of our supporters. but the result is not the best for us. but i think the whole game we played... after the first half, we were not so... the early match in the premier league was a cracker at goodiso

only have called the granite helpline if you want to fortunately there is no real helpline for middle aged men angry with the environmentalist this is the work of australian satirists about the verbal abuse and mockery is real and it intensified this week after she spoke at the united nations this is so wrong. i shouldn't be apia. i should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. just so you'll come to us young people for hope. how did you. since then she's been attacked by some in the right wing media and a canadian oh mike called her mentally unstable. has been open about her asperger just diagnosis which is not a mental illness but a type of autism calling it her superpower. even u.s. president donald trump mocked her in a tweet on friday she addressed the attacks head on suggesting adult attacking children must feel threatened they become too loud people tangles to silence. so we should all speak. but no one has managed to silence her so far and she's proved more than capable of subverting attempts to mock her. well thousands of lego fans have gathered in the finnish capi

you and i are living in the united states right now, the things that come from granite comes from crazyutopians, women should be able to vote, i should ban dancing, dancing shouldn't be allowed, the ideas that people didn't choose went away and now the ideas have stread and changed the whole world. now in europe people think constitutional republic and democracy make complete sense, that would have never happened if there had been the giant of the new world where people, utopians can try their crazy ideas. >> can one get a boat out and go outside territorial limits and be his or her nations? >> you can. like a cruise ship, both have to dock a lot. all the wonderful things i said about seastead that coral can attach and seaweed, bad for boats, you have to lift them up, clean them and send them back out. it's not an ideal way to live, all the things are good. >> so you're saying the technology is here, the reasoning is here, what's holding this up and people are interested in funding it? what's holding this up? >> we need host nation to allow us to scale up in territorial water, legislate

the design is notable for its use of high-quality materials such as granite unit paving, ornamental graniteb and boulders. there is a stainless steel fence and gates along its sidewalk frontage. a new sidewalk build-out is also being built as a part of the sidewalk. the area of widened sidewalk contains a park identification sign as well as a permeable pet relief area with a pet fountain accessible at all times. input was sought from the surrounding community. this item was presented to the east cut community benefit district in may 2019 and with the c.b.d.'s assistance additional input was collected from homeowners' associations in the neighborhood. community feedback indicated overwhelming support for the proposed hours with no known opposition. the proposed hours are also supported by the district's office of supervisor haney. a notice of the hearing was posted july 22, 2019, thereby meeting all legal requirements for notification. construction activities commenced in early september 2018 and the park opening is eagerly anticipated to occur in the fall of this year. staff recommends the

. >> new this year at ground zero a 9/11 memorial grade featuring stacks of granite and tribute to the first responders who became ill or died after being exposed to toxins. >> i pray for all those first responders who haver will become ill as a result of their dedication and sacrifice. >> nearly 3,000 people died on this day 18 years ago and while it's changed so much since then, the love and sense of loss remain the same. >> so many milestones that he's missed, this one is kind of hard. >> in washington d.c. president trump attended a ceremony to remember the people who died when a jet slammed into the pentagon. >> the first lady and i are united with you in grief. >> near shanksville, pennsylvania vice president mike pence paid tribute to the passengers on board united flight 93. pennsylvania to washington to new york the refrain is the same. never forget. wendy jillette cbs news new york. >>> a victim's compensation fund for people with september 11th related health problems has awarded $5.5 billion so far. more than 51,000 people have applied. >>> it appeared to be smoke atop san

eggs series sponsors all of them around the room, as neil alluded to, we have a new one today, the granite pathways, we want to thank them but just remember all of the other banners that are here, they are really good corporate citizens of new hampshire. and billy new england and if you see anyone who is affiliated with any of these companies you should thank them for allowing us to have this wonderful, wonderful series here. of politics and eggs, it would not be possible without their generous support. if i could just tell you quickly, a calendar event for the new england council, we have a couple of events coming up that you may be interested in attending, we have david to cellini of rhode island, first congressional district will be speaking in providence in the next week. senator angus king of maine will be speaking to the new england council, congressman jim mcgovern will be speaking to the new england council, congressman joe courtney of connecticut will be speaking to the new england council, all this month, september 17, we will host the speaker of the british house of commons, joh

reserve bank can create granite call behind providing an. awning money on banks serve the community by making additional credit available for many purposes for a manufacturer and i'm even during my coming period to unlock and remodel her car and her money on a good reason why people are always needing more cramming and i have immediately available. that's a contribution to the economy. regulatory system was established banks were regulated the commercial investment banks were separated cut back her risk investment practices that could harm private people. there had been remember no financial crashes during the period of regulation by the 1970 s. that changed. the sort of getting the shoe increase in the flows of speculative capital just astronomically increased an enormous changes in the financial sector from traditional banks to risky investments. complex financial instruments money manipulations and so on increasingly the business of the country isn't production at least not here. the primary business here is business. you can even see it

all 19 are descending on the granite state competing for crucial state still up for grabs. the former vice president makes his first stop of the day as the convention kicks off. leave no man behind. or child. or other child. or their new friend. or your giant nephews and their giant dad. or a horse. or a horse's brother, for that matter. the room for eight, 9,000 lb towing ford expedition. at verizon, we're building the most powerful 5g experience for america. that's why the nfl chose verizon. because they need the massive capacity of 5g with ultra wideband, so more screaming, streaming, posting fans... can experience 5g all at once. this is happening in 13 stadiums all across the country. now if verizon 5g can do this for the nfl... imagine what it can do for you. let's see, aleve is than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. on a scale of one to five? one to five? it's more like five million. there's everything from happy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm re

and eggs series sponsors, all of them around the room, as neil alluded to have anyone today, the granite pathways. just from ever all the other banners here, they are really good corporate citizens of new hampshire. and really new england. if you see anyone who is affiliated with any of these companies, you should thank them for allowing us to have this wonderful, wonderful series here , politics and eggs. it would not be possible without their generous support. tell you quickly account nerve events for the new and good counsel, a couple of events coming up you may be interested in attending. david cicilline of rhode island, the first congressional district be speaking in providence in next week. senator angus king of maine will be speaking to the newington council, congressman jim govern will be speaking to the newington council. congressman joe courtney of connecticut will be speaking to the new england council, all this month. some temer 17th we will host a speaker of the british house of commons, john broke out. and janelle i think it will be an interesting session in light of what i

who is here at the new hampshire state democratic party convention taking their pitch directly to granitewe've already heard from joe biden, cory booker, mayor pete buttigieg, julian castro, former vice president biden and cory booker giving some of the early remarks here. take a listen to what they had to say. >> our president isn't up to this moment, we all know that. where he lacks the moral authority to lead, this president has more in common with george wallace than george washington. >> we got to beat donald trump, but beating donald trump is the floor. it is not the ceiling. >> so that's just a little bit of the taste of the message that voters have been hearing at this state convention. as i mentioned right now john delaney is speaking behind me, one of 19 candidates. not all of these candidates are going to be appearing on the debate stage. this convention kind of gives voters a chance to tune in. it's after labor day, so for a lot of people they are just starting to tune in, just starting to hear from these candidates, so these voters are getting to hear these personalized messa

and we have a line set aside for those in the granite state at .202) 748-8003 you can also tweet us. and we will begin with the headlines for the washington post. those with pictures on the aftermath of hurricane dorian, at least 70,000 people are homeless in the grand bahama island's and applico -- abaco islands. officials warned that the number of decibel go up as hundreds of residents remain missing. though stories are on the front page of the post in the new york times. we have union leaders with this ally on what will happen day today. it's a longshot that any of the 19 presidential candidates theed to attend will make kind of impact that sets them apart in a lasting way. the headlines saying that hopefuls want to stand out at the state convention. but it has happened before, back in november 1991, tom harkin already had power in new careyire, and senator bob was in the race with the most compelling personal story. bill clinton was at 3% of the polls and he went on to win the domination of the presidency. he lost new hampshire but came in a strong second. more on that story comi

it's are an ecosystem in their own right nutritious algae grow on the rugged granite rocks a feast for the fish that pass through here. over a 1000 different species live in the waters of the orinoco and many of them exclusive to the river. be able to get. this place is dangerous that. if you don't know the river you could overturn and drown in the rapids you know what you have a young man drowned over there recently in a given i thought that that's. ok go now yes i've been fishing here for 40 years my father used to bring you here when i was a kid i wanted to teach my son but he's lost interest in fishing i mean no no no no no any but. for centuries people here lived off the riches of the orinoco to this day there are still families that move from shore to shore many of them from venezuela they settle for over there are currently the most fish to catch but the ecosystem here is out of balance increasing river traffic and dam construction have had a disruptive effect on the natural course so they are you know. we as a human we need to change or mines and take care of displaces the ring

a poll from last month show 21% of granite state voters are still undecided about their candidate ofbreak it down with susan dellpercio and bazzle smichael. susan, i want to jump off with the poll. if you're one of those other 15 candidates, what are you doing to stand out? >> it's really hard because when you look at the three candidates that are there, two senators, warren and sanders are from neighboring states so they have been spending so much time there for years so they already have a built-in constituency. biden is running on the obama connection. the other candidates, what they need to figure out is how to make a good case for running second or third to look viable. so to really target their own niche support, if you will. because otherwise if they're trying to compete for the front line they're probably not going get it. >> someone who looks like they're trying to do that strategically is mayor pete. let's take a look at the ad that he released in iowa. >> as a veteran and as a mayor, i've seen what we can achieve when we have each others' backs. but in today's divided amer

in union city, fresh roses on top of the 40 granite stones at the 9/11 memorial there. it's dedicated to the people who died on flight 93. that flight crashed into a field in pennsylvania after terrorists tried to hijack it. union city will not hold its remembrance today. last year the mayor announced city would host remembrance ceremonies every five years and that will start in 2021 on the 20th anniversary of the attack. >>> coming up at 6:30, a live look at a 9/11 ceremony in san jose held at oak hills memorial park. >>> up next, a pg & e pipeline out in the open in a park. is it safe? what's the community doing about this? >>> a south bay community says no to in and out, the fast food chain isn't giving up. >>> you know it's going to be hot when we have an ocean breeze, a cooler ocean breeze at 22 miles an hour. we are running 5 to 12 degrees hotter. i will show you when the 100s arrive in six minutes. >>> continuing coverage of the boat fire that killed 34 people on labor day just off santa barbara. we learned crews recovered the last body. it was found in the boat

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this happened in placer county some siri townsel has details intense grief in a granite bay neighborhood after loss of a young child. >>a child killed by the family dog. >>this family has been completely devastated by what occurred and uh it's it's a very emotional situation, this time gut wrenching emotion for parents now without their only child, a 13 month-old boy after what investigators say was an unprovoked attack in the living room of the child home. according to placer county sheriff's deputies, the toddler and the 6 year-old pit bull had had contact before the mauling an adult relative was right there with them the whole time and try to stop the attack. >>the relative rescued a baby boy from the dog was that relative that wrestle the child away with a herds, not that note. but right now we have no information please. these are simply that there was a negligence on the part of anyone in the household. the family. >>and hopes up and down all of ranch road were too upset to speak about the tragedy after something like this. what's happened with this dog. >>well, the dogs been taken

and the voices of granite staters who are struggling to pay surprise medical bills are being drowned out in this case by private equity firms on wall street who are making billions off of the status quo. so here's how these private equity firms are exploiting patients. first, surprise medical bills usually occur when a patient visits an in-network hospital. so i have insurance, my insurance says i can go to the hospital in my hometown. as part of their treatment, i go to the hospital, but the doctor who sees me is not a doctor who's in the network of my insurance company. so unbeknownst to me as i go into the emergency room, that doctor is what's called out of network. these doctors often are working for physician staffing companies that have gone out of network so they can aggressively pursue surprise medical bills. these physician staffing companies are also using these surprise medical bills to negotiate, to command in-network payments from insurers that are on twice as high as the average, which can result in higher premiums for everybody. so they have these surprise medical bill