here is a short biography of this fire-thrower of the hearst empire, which then issued to the mountaincharge of forging a passport, the writer who was charged is also involved in the case as an escaped prisoner, robert greene, the same one, the author of newspaper articles describing the famine in ukraine, was arrested yesterday without the right to post bail pending arraignment on monday accused of giving false testimony when obtaining a passport. george phan, assistant us attorney, contends that greene, who wrote under the pseudonym thomas walker, was an escaped convict from the colorado state penitentiary. from where he fled at twenty. year while serving a sentence for forgery of documents. would you trust a person who in the past has forged documents, and now falsifies facts, well, it seems to me that all this lies in one basket, so to speak, and conclusions can be drawn accordingly, there were very, very many such adventurers, of course, these fast, dexterous guys, they fit very well into this system of the press of william hearst, and such characters were needed there, but this i

and then within one year she was hired by william randolph hearst. in 1924 and spent the rest of her career until her death in 1956, writing for hearst. i'll just add one last thing. she was so prolific her. articles kept running after died because she had so much in the hopper. she was a workaholic. so keep in mind that this is the bad -- who'd been a coal miner. gold miner? and not only was she underground 600 feet, but she walked four miles back and forth to work every day after the shifts and to work. so this is very gutsy woman who this sense of self but but still starts in disguise and in that pseudonym she uses how she approaches herself. this is a very common strategy women to sort of sneak in under the radar. elizabeth cady stanton, one of the most radical thinkers about in the 19th century, look like everybody's grandmother and was very funny until she got the podium and then she just was scathing in a nicely snarky way. frances perkins says that when she started doing lobbying in the new york legislature she's a very attractive woman. she

know the william randolph hearst was, by the way. he was a just like a little boss. he was the most powerful publisher in the world, so for her to take it to them directly shows the gumption and incredible belief in your own competency. she knew she was a unicorn. she knew she was valuable. she knew she was irreplaceable, so she stood on that confidence he and demanded no sports, which i think is one of the great lessons of elsie robinson for me, which is to evaluate, but what are we bringing to the table and demand to be compensated because you know. i'm success is my world. it was eyeballed on the page. it was going to the empire, and i know my power. know your value. >> think of this. got elsie robinson where a time when women are generally powerless. even after they get the votes, they don't use it. that you have a woman nowhere near as bold for many years and doesn't get bold until she sees allies. . is it being a scientist? is this this fate and merit that i am soak really brilliant, what she was, modestly, but brilliant, natio

the pulitzer prize, yes, and for some time he worked for pulitzer, and then the moment came when hearst and pulitzer actually clashed, because no matter what problems american journalism was facing at that time , this is how i don’t know hearst’s bulldozer tactics, selling a newspaper for one cent. if you need to sell, smuggle in some information, the more blood, the more sacrifice in the title in huge letters, the better, well, this was still a contradiction it is probably necessary to note with regret the norms of the profession at that time, based on what we see around us now, hers still won in the long run, he won. on october 12, 2023 , the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe adopted a resolution recognizing the so-called holodomor in ukraine. 1932-1933 genocide of the ukrainian people, 73 european parliamentarians voted for recognition, one against. all these people buried historical truth and common sense on october twelfth. but i would like to say here that if there is at least one person against it, we have hope that historical justice will be achieved. and fakes wil

she became the highest-paid writer in the entire william randolph hearst media empire between the 1920s and the 1950s. then she was the most read woman in the entire country during that time in because of the first platform was just, there was no comparable media outlet than to be a hearst writer. and so she used that platform to say what was on her mind. which we can get into. but there was no holding back for elsie robinson. >> and what about professor hopkins? >> yet, so nancy hopkins, thank for having us, for your introduction. nancy hopkins as you said is an electro biologist. she joined, i first met her, sorry. i first met her in 1999 when i was a reporter for the boston globe. and i supported for the boston globe, and i got a tip that there was something going on with women and dissemination. and i was given nancy hopkins, called her up, and she said that in fact, she was ushered going to acknowledges rumination against women on the faculty. and they were going to do this, which was striking to me, a man bites dog story. this is striking to me, was further was nancy said the reas

he went step by step and hearst got better and better until one time he was paired with harry kong they formed a circle that scored many goals. suwon reached the u-cell final with tottenham. he was always among the top scorers of the premier league. the korean sonaldo, who was always under the shadow of everyone, won a lot of personal honors with tottenham. he became the club's best player twice in the 2019 and 2020 seasons. mr. goal of the premier league in the 2022 season became 2022. he won the puskas award in 2020, and now he has won the title of the best player of the month of october in the current season of the premier league. i'm very happy that i was able to get back in good shape for the team after going through the illness last season was a difficult season, but now both the team plays better and i enjoy playing football. the 30-year-old captain of the korean national team , who has a history of scoring goals in the world cup , has worn the shirt of his country 10 times and scored 37 goals. zadeh is undoubtedly one of the biggest stars of asian football today, and if there wa

espn writer mark spears became the fifth personceive thh hearst foundation award. san jose state university gives the award annually in recognition of excellence in journalism. spears stories focusing on racial disparity in the nba coaching ranks garnered him national attention early this year, the nba announced spears will be enshrined in its hall of fame for his career accomplishments. spears became emotional while accepting the hearst award inside the hammer theater. he reflected on his 30 year career and the role san jose state played in molding him into a professional oil man. i'm crying about the journey. you know, a from east side san jose andrew hill high school. you know, i dreamt of being a sportswriter from seventh grade on from silverdale. right. but i didn't anticipate this. i didn't anticipate it. the school carrying this much, the city carrying this much. spears credits his teachers and mentors with helping him find his career path. he adved the students to combine their true passion with what they enjoy studying in college to find a career that will

evidence that the us did us, maybe divers planted the explosives under the cover of a needle exercise hearst claims his theory has found a ready audience. some believe the us is capable of anything, but most experts doubt the credibility of hershey's claims. they note his story is based on just one anonymous source and that some of the details are provably false . the others, theories, focus on another major power, the military extent and height, and that's too much time because that's the same as a game. do i talk to a lot of experts say russia those who believe russia was behind the sabotage, mainly pointed to the movements of russian ships which they view a suspicious ship from russia is said to have been positioned very close to the sides of the attack. just days before the explosions occurred, the what is bad enough to presume that russia also planted the explosives? possibly even employing many submarines. german investigators also analyzed the satellite images to see if there's anything behind the suspicions. but to date, they say they've seen no proof. the attack was carried out by r

one of those hostages as 23 year-old hearst goldberg who grew up in berkeley but was living in israel when hamas attacked longtime family friend aaron kotler described the moment that goldberg was taken by terrorists at a music festival was hiding in a bunker with a group other people. >> when the terrorists threw a grenade remains into the bunker. while the crowd gathered to protest against a mosque, san francisco police and other law enforcement stood monitoring the safety of the event. the same day a former leader of hamas called for a day of rage course. we have fear the synagogue on the part of about 12 years ago was firebombed. you know, i've had people die. where keep on my head. i'm visibly jewish all day every day. and i've had people say things to me. california state senator josh becker says several jewish day schools closed all throughout the u.s. friday. he also heard from parents and his south bay district who decided to take precautions of their own facebook at 2 events last night. both best people came up to me and me they're keeping kids from school. some cases you ar

one of those hostages as 23 year-old hearst goldberg who grew up in berkeley but was living in israel when hamas attacked longtime family friend aaron kotler described the moment that goldberg was taken by terrorists at a music festival was hiding in a bunker with a group other people. >> when that the terrorists threw a grenade remains into the bunker. while the crowd gathered to protest against a mosque, san francisco police and california highway patrol officers stood monitoring the safety of the event. >> the same day a former leader of hamas called for a day of rage. thankfully sfpd and the fbi and many agencies come out and are providing tons of support in this moment on this day of thank senator josh becker says several jewish day schools closed all throughout the u.s. friday. he also heard from parents and his south bay district who decided to take precautions of their own facebook at 2 events last night. both best people came up to me and me they're keeping kids from school. cases you are schools. some cases, our public schools in some cases are you season. >> the warren, isr

hearst goldberg, poland's mother, rachel goldberg detailing witness accounts of the last moment her 23 year-old son was seen alive. goldberg, poland's parents joining other families of missing loved ones during a news conference at the carlton hotel in israel. they were all civilians at a music festival in. they were fish in a barrel. goldberg says her son and other festival goers were ambushed by hamas saturday during the outdoor music festival close to the gaza border. at least 260 people were killed and several others, including goldberg, poland taken hostage. his mother says he sought refuge in a bomb shelter before it was attacked. we know that her she's arm from the elbow down. >> severed was blown off. and that he tied a turning to cut around with his shirt. hamas came in after the gunfire settle down and said anyone who can walk stand up and walk out. witnesses tell goldberg her son calmly walked out with 5 other people. >> he was born in berkeley and moved with his parents to israel when he was 7 years old. he completed his mandatory army service there earlier this year. in a

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spears got a little emotional while accepting the hearst award inside the hammer theater.ourney. you know, kid from east side san jose, andrew hill high school. you know, i dreamt of being a sportswriter from seventh grade on, from silverdale. right. but i didn't anticipate hate this. i didn't anticipate the school carrying this much. the city carrying this much. well, congratulations to him. spears credits his teachers and mentors with helping him find that career path and advises students to combine their true passion with what they enjoy studying in college to find a career that makes them happy. all right. thanks for joining us. e'll go ov t let's get a jump right? defensive captain fred warner and the rest of the 40. niners should be rested and ready to go after nine days off. they're trying to keep their records perfect. we'll go in it. we're

hearst is the founder of, essentially, the yellow press, while he was an ardent anti-soviet and a fugitive all sides, this is your job , remove your emotions, turn on your brains, make a list, in your situation, you can’t trust anyone, what’s your cop, i wanted to talk to you, who are you? are you concerned about the fate of kristina legacheva? after all, there was never any manuscript, right? answer, just don't lie to me, this is a bomb that can... explode this damn scoop, wait, wait, wait, now we have two murders, we have to start from the beginning, sergey bezrukov, in the serial film by valery todorovsky, bison, the business of a fashion model, tomorrow, after the program, butusov, alexey belov, i’m vladimir ligoida, we are talking about russian rock as a cultural phenomenon. i know, what else i want to talk to you about is about a personal journey, this is the first question, this is what you think, this is the spiritual quest that we obviously see in the life path of musicians in their work, this is connected to a greater extent with the generation , because this is the time of searc

hearst is the founder of, essentially , the yellow press, while he was an ardent anti-soviet and a fugitiveng time ago built a stairway to heaven, and then i loved wine, probably more than bread, they flew in the skies where the blood freezes, they knew what fear was, and sang about love, my friends, my friends, they sang me a lot of songs, and i sang after them, and i was always cheerful, and my friends sang to me about how the world works, even though my life is carefree, i learned something... people can fly , yes, they can fly, maybe you won’t believe it, but this. after all, you also dreamed that people can fly, yes, they can fly, i saw it many times and even tried it myself, my friends showed me the other side of the moon, they said that time is on their side, i remember it as things, dreams and sang me mine. and friends along the rising sun, my life was wonderful, but this time will not return, friends, then they told me that love is all we need, we must let the sun light into our souls, so my friends sang to me, flying in the heights, and so i dreamed of flying, listening to beauty,

hearst is the founder of, essentially , the yellow press, while he was an ardent anti-soviet and a fugitivelm down, criminal investigation department. surrounded me from all sides, this is your job, remove your emotions, turn on your brains, make a list, in your situation you can’t trust anyone, that’s your cop, i wanted to talk to you, who are you, you i’m worried about the fate of kristina legacheva, because there was never any manuscript, so answer, just don’t lie to me, it’s a bomb. who can blow up this damn scoop, wait, wait, wait, now we have two murders, we must start first sergei bezrukov in the serial film by valery todorovsky bison, the case of a fashion model, tomorrow after the program time. perey zvezda is with you on channel one. our participants have been singing all their lives, but this is their first time on the big stage. the participant, who is ready to challenge the star, was born and studied in crimea, now lives, studies and works in moscow. having received a higher pedagogical education, he felt it was not mine; now he is studying in the field of commodity business. a

hearst goldberg, poland's mother, rachel goldberg detailing witness accounts of the last moment her 23en alive. >> goldberg, poland's parents joining other families of missing loved ones during a news conference that the carlton hotel in israel, they were all civilians at a music festival in. they were fish in a barrel. goldberg says her son and other festival goers were ambushed by hamas saturday during the outdoor music festival close to the gaza border. at least 260 people were killed and several others, including goldberg, poland taken hostage. his mother says he sought refuge in a bomb shelter before it was attacked. we know that her she's arm from the elbow down. >> severed was blown off. and that he tied a turning to cut around with his shirt. hamas came in after the gunfire settle down and said anyone who can walk stand up and walk out. witnesses tell goldberg her son calmly walked out with 5 other people. >> he was born in berkeley and moved with his parents to israel when he was 7 years old. he completed his mandatory army service there earlier this year. >> in a statement, b

hearst is the founder of, essentially , the yellow press, while he was an ardent anti-soviet and a fugitive, there are only 2,200 teleut people left, almost half of them live here in bekovo, these are mainly hereditary cattle breeders, hunters and artisans; they carefully preserve their traditions, language and folk music. what is the name of the instrument? topshur, topshur? why are there so few strings, that is, even well, balalaikas, in my opinion, and even more , well, the russian balalaika, here there are 300. why is there so little one that has gone anywhere, well, probably, in all likelihood, i can try it, i’m familiar with this instrument , and here’s how to play, well, about the same, you can do it with one finger, here you go, let’s go, if you’re familiar with music, then with the frets, little by little if you learn, you will learn poorly, i have komchi, komchi - what is it, to speed up the pace of learning. made of leather and so valley good, so good, and as for the conversational genre, maybe you could teach me words, telub, mensen syupya, well, what do you think, today the sun

william randolph hearst leading editorial writer. a man named arthur brisbane, feared any renewal of the crime. my country, right or wrong, take prominent newspaper columnist sir walter lippmann. for example, a man, heywood broun. they did not seek engagement, nor did business journals. you look the wall street journal. it was far from demanding force to protect any markets. it denies that american favors further invention in shanghai. certain of congress are also vocal in their opposition. arthur senator of kansas says he opposes the sending of u.s. troops. american have been accused of involving the u.s. and asian confrontations. but during the manchuria crisis, they too wanted nothing but caution. the labor press is also. take a publication of the wood wire and metal lasers association or international. it said the masses of the world's population have again been cast in the role of puppets for the makers of secret intrigue or take a journal called hosiery worker. it accuses hoover and stimson of making war and doing so to defend

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but police and prosecutors deny they court hearst any witnesses.lie. >> the police, from their standpoint, and the prosecutor standpoint, said this guy is going to die. so if he goes out and helps to have his neighborhood friends, what does he have to lose? >> would malcolm and demarco have a shot at freedom? it was all up to the judge now. coming up. >> if i have to die in this situation, let it be said, that i will die trying to prove that i am an innocent man. >> and-- >>twice is a pattern. a pattern of conduct, a pattern of how to gain a conviction. >> a fresh look at cory's case, including new evidence from three eyewitnesses. >> it all describes someone 5'7 ish, if that was an aha moment. because cory is 62, and no one is going to misinterpret cory, for being 57. okay? >> when dateline continues. is no exception. it's time you had a proven choice to help restore what's yours. opzelura is the first and only fda-approved prescription treatment for nonsegmental vitiligo... proven to help repigment skin... over time. restoring what's yours. it's

hearst goldberg, poland's mother, rachel goldberg detailing witness accounts of the last moment her 23 year-old son was seen alive. >> goldberg, poland's parents joining other families of missing loved ones during a news conference that the carlton hotel in israel, they were all civilians at a music festival in. they were fish in a barrel. goldberg says her son and other festival goers were ambushed by hamas saturday during the outdoor music festival close to the gaza border. at least 260 people were killed and several others, including goldberg, poland taken hostage. his mother says he sought refuge in a bomb shelter before it was attacked. we know that her she's arm from the elbow down. >> severed was blown off. and that he tied a turning to cut around with his shirt. hamas came in after the gunfire settle down and said anyone who can walk stand up and walk out. witnesses tell goldberg her son calmly walked out with 5 other people. >> he was born in berkeley and moved with his parents to israel when he was 7 years old. he completed his mandatory army service there earlier this year.

the very beginning of our coverage this morning in the 8 o'clock hour as the casket arrived in the hearst family helped escort the casket in. but as daria mentioned, she is going to be one of those speaking tomorrow. so be interesting to hear her comments along with a number of other people that will be sharing their thoughts and memories. well, including vice president kamala harris will be here, chuck schumer and then president biden will be speaking with the video. >> we're going to continue our live coverage of this and have more insight from our political analyst throughout the morning in the next hour of the kron 4 morning we'll be right back. at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. i'm all about fall, especially this new pumpkin spice frosty. kathryn?!! so i'm taking some me time out here. question for you! so-fries are a utensil, right? - good question... - ok... it is a good question! can you give us an answer?! choose wisely. cho

hearst is the founder of, essentially, the yellow press, while he was an ardent anti-soviet and a fugitively built like a mafia state, whoever is stronger is right. i think it's just a misunderstanding. i could never imagine that in this the elderly norwegian herring has such a sparkling sense of humor. and we are happy to contribute as long as it is needed. why does nato need war? yes, there is an elite who... derives personal benefit from this, okay, glory to vavan and lexus, connect them already, i’m connecting them. so, vavan and lexus, well , he was much more interested in communicating with us than with zelensky, glory to russia, the vavan and lexus show, today on the first, season premiere, binge the star, watch after the evening news. this is the grand stage skating. the first episode of a six-episode adventure called exciting competitions. ahead of the performance of the leaders of men's single skating is now the champion of russia, the current champion of our country, evgeniy semenenko. according to the results of the short program, alexey nikolaev mishina is still in second plac

hearst is the founder essentially the yellow press, at the same time he was an ardent anti-soviet andtournament: russian grand prix, live broadcast, october 21 and 22. at the first, it’s hard in training, easy in battle, the russian commander alexander vasilyevich suvorov said this, here at the training ground - this is a direct guide to action, as i understand it, you’ll soon be at the front end, but today is tomorrow, how are you feeling, are you ready? are you ready, have you already been to the front? no, i don’t know, let’s come and see, we have no illusions, as commanders, how is your training going in general , the training is going well, bc i see you ’ve nailed it, bc yes, the recruits are being trained by an experienced commander with the call sign nightmare, it’s he who’s facing to enter positions with this group, replacing fighters there who have been under enemy fire for more than a month, so the approach to preparation is total, such a war has not happened for a long time and practically no state there has never been a war like this before, fields, forest belts, the city,

and then this and then the symbionese liberation army kidnaped patty hearst. it was like one weird story after another. and she somehow had the inner strength to be a presence of calm and reassure inference, kind of that steadying force. yeah. she also had a true passion for the california desert. i read that she was responsible for the preservation of more public lands than any other senator. absolutely and it was not an easy task because so many stakeholders wanted to get in on this action and it took a long time and i think the key to her success was not only did she have the best arguments for what she wanted, she understood the best arguments on the other side . and so she wasn't dealing with hyperbole or soundbites or anything like that. she she knew what the stakes were for everybody. and she could engage with them on that. and she was tenacious. she just kept at it and as a result, i think was something like 800,000 acres of wonderful desert preserved, but also open to the public for people who like to go off trail and that sort of thing. but there wer

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it's the height of the newspaper wars, yellow journalism hearst versus pulitzer. in fact, you could argue that this war got started over yellow journalism with, um. with the sensationalized story of the us army. so it's not unusual for the media to embellish it. still, today. but so there are inconsistencies in the story. okay. how bagley died and what he was as he died. now keep in mind, during this era, the 19th century, especially during the civil war, there's this obsession with what's called ars, ending the good and or the art of death. and then you have in having a good death, being able prepare yourself to die with dignity, to face god. and the problem isn't war. sometimes you get killed without, the ability to prepare and so this was this played a really big role in the civil war and the culture of the militaries like you know, give my right a letter to my folks back home. be sure if i fall tell my family where you buried me and whatnot. and so the problem is bagley, have this and this is not a tradition that can continue through the spanish-american war s

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the members of the japantown task force and workers who work in the neighborhood, and the phoebe hearst school family teachers and staff and as mentioned, we've been in discussion with the rosa parks parent advisory committee about having more cherry trees planted because their grove, where they've planted reached capacity and so we'll work to set up a memorandum of agreement to work out arrangements for that for the japanese bilingual program they have and lastly, we and many others are hopeful that you'll deny the appeal and allow us to replace the disease and dying trees with healthy trees that will thrive for decades. thank you. i have we see. i see a question from commissioner lundberg for you. thank you very much. it's obviously you've put a lot of work into this. and we on this panel certainly appreciate it. i'm remembering what mr. buck submitted in his papers and i'll ask him the same question later. but of the ten trees that are slated for removal under this permit, it did occur to me that that. of the ten, it sounded like a. five could be replaced rather than the four that wa