william j.t. >> rare film footage recently obtained exposes the true significance of the promises andeged good intentions of the communists. the film sequences have been determined by treaty. in the manifesto of the communist party as written by marx we read this quote, communist disdain to concealing their views. they declare that their ends can be obtained only by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions, unquote. governed by lenin's theory that freedom must be extinguished in order for communist to exist, the reds have been at war with the free world. he warned his desiples, in war never tie your hands with consideration of formality. it is ridiculous not to know that a treaty is the means of gaining strength, unquote. let's see how the communists put the so-called science of marxism, leninism to work for them. note, if you will the involvement of khrushchev. >> in 1939 the question of peace depends on the soviets. stalin negotiates with france and england on a common antihitler front. the foreign minister comes to moscow to confirm with the soviet foreign affairs r

william j.t. >> film footage recently obtained from behind the iron curtain exposes the true significancethe promises and alleged good intentions of the communists. the film sequences have been determined. in the manifesto of the communist party, as written by marx and ingles, we read this quote. communist disdain to conceal their views and aims, they openly declare that their ends can be attained only by the forceable overthrow of all existing social conditions, unquote. governed by lenin's theory that freedom must be extinguished in order for communism to exist, the reds have been at war with the free world. lenin warned his disciples, and, again, i quote, in war, never tie your hands with consideration of,#k formality. it is ridiculous not to know that a treaty is the means of gaining strength, unquote. let's see how the communists put the so-called science of marxism, leninism to work for them. note, if you will, the involvement of khrushchev in ukraine and the key role he plays with stalin as they move forward in the chronology of communist imperialism. >> 1939 the question of war or

. >> i want to thank the time to thank j.t., because as soon as it happened, he had somebody come overling us that moment led to family and phone calls he's missed during the pandemic. >> i have been getting ton of supportive messages from friends, family, people that i haven't talked to in a really long time, so it's nice to hear from those people. >> reporter: smiling through it all. send over some new nachos and you hear from family and friends, too. the all's well that ends well. good night. >> we are in a race vaccinating as many people as we can, and the resurgence of the virus in the state of california. they have the sixth highest administered doses of any nation. >>> today the state expanded vaccinations to everybody over the age of 16, look at these lines. all of the people turning out to get their shot. good afternoon, thanks for joining us, i am very field. >>> san francisco listened more restricted, including allowing indoor ticketed performances with capacity limits and proof of vaccination or negative test. the ceo of pfizer said they will likely need of the vaccine with

. >> i want to thank the time to thank j.t., because as soon as it happened, he had somebody come overtelling us that moment now seen by millions has actually led to phone calls from family and friends he's missed during this pandemic. >> i have been getting tons of supportive messages from friends, family, people that i haven't talked to in a really long time, so it's nice to hear from those people. >> smiling through it all. send over some new nachos and you hear from family and friends, too. so, all's well that ends well. good night. . >>> after just four months today california took the final step in vaccine eligibility expansion. tonight we will take a look at the smile stones we pass and the record we just set. >>> we have a whole team tracking vaccine appointments across the bay area. a few openings coming up. >> and not about vaccines from chase center to your favorite concert hall, what you need to know to get back to gatherings. >> better bay area. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> if you are unvaccinated you are no better than you were a year ago. after i was vaccina

. >> as i mentioned with the j.t. tf in new york and other fbi colleagues who had intimate knowledge of how east africa was pulled off, right right from the beginning, they were noticing the same types of traits, details, the house that was rented, the safe house, kind of equivalent to yemen-style townhome. east africa was the same at both two locations. those kind of techniques and procedures combined with intelligence, it very early on showed there was a definitive link to al qaeda with this operation. some of the same people that were involved in east africa were involved in the cole, two of the master minds, for example, there was intelligence and they were known to have been involved in east africa. >> we talk about hindsight. not to be cliche. are there things that people have poured over and said, oh, this could have prevented this or that or something down the road in future? >> i think -- i don't know. i would be just guessing. >> the short answer to that, it was a really valid question, yes. but when you loo

to give staff and athletes additional time to recover now one of the few players to not get sick is j.t. miller he says his team isn't ready to play. it's hard for me and guys that haven't been affected by the. automatic guys you guys are struggling to get up and down steps to try to come back and form well we've got to go through this more worried about you. but we're players in there and with him that's our number my own number one priority and father goes you might have the database of at least 21 players and 4 members of vancouver's coaching staff have tested positive for the virus since the end of march the canucks have been due to return to action later this friday against the edmonton oilers but that game as we now know has been postponed the canucks have 19 games left to play with the season set to end on may 16th that date may now have changed its as well now we've been talking to hockey writer tom thomas duran's about the wider implications of what the canucks are actually going through . multiple teams have at one point or another lost at least 5 or at least 7 players to the

were great to me, and i could not be more appreciative to denny, lorraine, james -- we know him as j.t., and phil ginsburg, who opened doors for me. and a big thank you to joel robinson who told me, you've got to go to work with a big smile on your face because work is a privilege, and if you're not happy, you might as well go find something else. i want to thank my wife for putting up with all my bad moods and picking up the phone at all hours of the day, my son, connor and kirby, and my wonderful parents and grandparents. my grandfather on my mother's side was a cashier at fleishhacker pool. >> larry, we wish you the very, very best, and thank you, from the bottom of our hearts. thank you. >> on that note -- >> yes, i'm sorry. i wanted to say something. is that okay? >> please. >> commissioner anderson: hi, larry. it's kat. i'm really sad to see you go, but i'm really happy because i know wherever you go, the people around you will be enriched. i wanted to comment because camp mather is one of my favorite places to be on this planet. i can't tell you how much camp mather means to me

j.t.? >> caller: good evening. i'm a sfusd graduate. what came to speak on is ms. -- >> clerk: excuse me, right now, this time for public comment is only to speak to the audit report that was just presented. we can't to any other items right now. jeff? >> caller: good evening. thank you for this time to talk to the auditor. i understand the auditor cannot answer my questions. these are more rhetorical but just try to gain an understanding of the audit. i understand this audit is for the fiscal year that ended june 30, 2020, you prepare to sign it. appreciate that. one of the questions or thoughts is around governance and committees. the oversight committees, citizens participate in. inunderstand -- i understand most of the audit focused on the financial transaction making sure expenditures are as they are supposed to. my question is on the oversight committee, do you review that to see that it complies with the law and secondly, are there any internal control issues as to whether or not the board is following their own policies in appoi

were great to me, and i could not be more appreciative to denny, lorraine, james -- we know him as j.t., and phil ginsburg, who opened doors for me. and a big thank you to joel robinson who told me, you've got to go to work with a big smile on your face because work is a privilege, and if you're not happy, you might as well go find something else. i want to thank my wife for putting up with all my bad moods and picking up the phone at all hours of the day, my son, connor and kirby, and my wonderful parents and grandparents. my grandfather on my mother's side was a cashier at fleishhacker pool. >> larry, we wish you the very, very best, and thank you, from the bottom of our hearts. thank you. >> on that note -- >> yes, i'm sorry. i wanted to say something. is that okay? >> please. >> commissioner anderson: hi, larry. it's kat. i'm really sad to see you go, but i'm really happy because i know wherever you go, the people around you will be enriched. i wanted to comment because camp mather is one of my favorite places to be on this planet. i can't tell you how much camp mather means to me

also known as j.t. o'conner who was a pillar of the irish community in san francisco for many decades. he emigrated from ireland to california in 1958. when he met his wife iris and drafted in the u.s. army and stationed in germany. upon his return, he served the san francisco police department for eight years and in 1968, he and his wife purchased harrington brothers moving and storage and expanded the business to be the legacy as it is today and i will leave this part for supervisor ronen comparing it's been a important fixture for district 9 for decades. and he tirelessly supported other immigrants and community organizations including the cultural center and the irish immigration center and he was not only a hard working tenacious and dedicated businessman but also was so generous and ensuring that other immigrants were able to achieve their american dreams just like he was able to. he is survived by his daughter, fiona, my good friend, his son, michael and shane, his grandchildren, mikaela, esa, pi

also known as j.t. o'conner who was a pillar of the irish community in san francisco for many decades. he emigrated from ireland to california in 1958. when he met his wife iris and drafted in the u.s. army and stationed in germany. upon his return, he served the san francisco police department for eight years and in 1968, he and his wife purchased harrington brothers moving and storage and expanded the business to be the legacy as it is today and i will leave this part for supervisor ronen comparing it's been a important fixture for district 9 for decades. and he tirelessly supported other immigrants and community organizations including the cultural center and the irish immigration center and he was not only a hard working tenacious and dedicated businessman but also was so generous and ensuring that other immigrants were able to achieve their american dreams just like he was able to. he is survived by his daughter, fiona, my good friend, his son, michael and shane, his grandchildren, mikaela, esa, pi