john hunter and half more from quincy in northern california. the dixie fire has grown tremendously. it's now the largest wildfire in the united states, and it's gotten there fast on wednesday with the 8th largest wildfire in california . history on thursday, it was the 6 and by friday it was the 3rd and it's only about 35 percent contains. so after it burns up trees like this, it just moves on firefighters say it covers an area of a $175000.00 hector's. it's about 14 times the size of the city of san francisco. and they tried to save property. that house behind me had the deck burned off, but firefighters managed to keep the fire away from the structure itself. but they say their top priority is preserving human life. we will switch to helping law enforcement evacuate in rescue some of those people. if that fire gets to that point, so we may be able to save your life, but that may be at the cost, saving your home. the air quality has changed dramatically. it's gone from an identifiable plume above the fire to a kind of hazy london fog. that's b

there are now individual go fund me page is set up for these four john hunter, jeremy griffld help himher roof over his head. it'stry to find a new place. if i can find one. i mean, the town is gone. but right now, you know my mom homeless despite his tragedy, woolly returns to the front lines. you know, a lot of our town is still threatened, and although it may take some time will he does plan on rebuilding will be back green below me back, indian value will be back. yep they keep out there doing their jobs that was kelly daily on reporting forced firefighters have a lot of work ahead of them before they can focus on rebuilding that dixie fire is only 31% contained tonight. oakland police have made an arrest in connection with a deadly shooting. edward twine is accused of killing 35 year old talia ghabra. ziggy it happened on july 10th on 52nd avenue. investigators say the 25 year old suspect shot the victim during a robbery twice. is charged with murder, robbery and illegally possessing guns and ammunition. this was oakland's 72nd homicide of the year. well not a new information this

john hunter who on the hardware store, which is behind me. that was a family generational business and he lost everything. many people did. and it's. true a little overwhelming. i don't know that i fully. many able to process it yet. schertz can hit mean probably the next time i come to town. >> is specially since you're kind of in that, you know, emergency mode. you are a volunteer firefighter. this is your community that you serve your focusing on immediate future. do you worry about the fire traveling to where you live or you think are you feeling pretty confident it will be >> i think the main danger my ranches we're pretty fortunate that we had access to lot of equipment. we were able to put in a lot of our own dozer line and take out trees and put out a lot of spot fires when it was happening. right after town burned. i had the main concern right now is just trying to see as many other houses in prevent is as many people as possible from losing everything as these people have. >> yeah. very devastating. thank you for sharing and thank y

in 1862, general david hunter in south carolina and john w. phelps in louisiana started to organize black regiments comprised of former slaves. it seemed as if union generals were divided on the issue and the conditions on the ground drew the ire of the enemy. the confederate war department ordered that major general hunter and brigadier general phelps be no longer held and treated as public enemies of the confederate states but as outlaws and in the event of the capture of either of them or any other commissioned officer employed in drilling, organizing or constructing slaves, that they shall not be regarded as a prisoner of war but held in close confinement for execution as a felon. confederate secretary of war explained that, quote, slaves in a flagrant rebellion are subject to death by the laws of every slave holding state. drilling regiments of african-americans generated questions about the conduct of war and confederate officials maintained a hard line on the legal status of enslaved people as chattel and thus fugitives. he argued that,

john marshall harlan the great senator. in that case of plessy versus ferguson. point is hunter college in kentucky what they called a law school in those days at transylvania and kentucky. kentucky was a border state or the civil war. he had political aspirations to try to get elected governor twice as a republican after the war but kentucky curiously enough, kentucky never succeeded but it would over to the south after the war and became totally democratic. harlan had a faint famous wall partner who served in the grant administration. harlan thought bristow be the first president of the nine states on republican ticket. bristow was a guy grant brought in to clean up the mess. the mess was the customs house in des moines unchecked newark that was most the money for the government. after heated solicitor general. he had been solicitor general of the united states. harlan was his friend over a short period of time is law partner. i'm sure two of them talked about it. if you wanted to be president you didn't want to admit it you had act like you're being drafted. so the republican

and they also had civilians who were hunters and interpreters, people like john coulter and george juilliard. they carried with them a huge amount of trade goods to give as gifts to the tribes that they met. they also had tokens of sovereignty like these peace medals with jefferson on the front and the hands clasped of a native and soldier on the back with the words "peace and friendship." these are called jefferson peace medals, and they're quite famous. the mint has remade replicas of them. and i have some in my office that you can come see. they have hudson's bay blankets similar to the ones we looked up before. and especially trade beads. the lewis and clark beads here and here, but the ones that the natives like the most seem to be the blue beads, and they traded those at almost every stop that they went. they gathered this ten tons of material and they put it inside this barge. and clark had also made some platforms that could be marched on by the men as they were pulling the boat upstream and also raised as defensive shields if their boat ever came under attack. so it was quite an ing

baird, patrick enrock, masin, hannah albert, elle asono, john, sean, brian mcdermott, john, jordan blue, lucy hunter, kelly ryan, melissa porter and david strickland. these are some of the individuals that were involved in putting together the commerce piece of the underlying bill. 20% of the underlying bill was the fowfer -- focus of the commerce committee. i want to thank senator wicker and his staff to pull off the bipartisan bill that came to the senate floor as part of this package. our legislation, i think, is an historic investment to rebuild the infrastructure, including for things like mega projects, basically helping to eliminate our problems, improve our freight network, improve our environment and helping amtrak better serve the united states of america. all of these were important investments, but we should look at the first. first we're authorizing for the first time mega projects. mega projects often take up so much of our budgets in our states and federally they never get funded, but that doesn't mean they aren't critical to the united states. in the northeast corridor, we have mega

the extremes. risking it all i've got is john on al jazeera when a military coup overthrew chilis marxist president, one stadiums became prisoners and the hunters sole objective was absolute control. one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode for a football rebels explode the life of carlos castelli, the football whose personal stories swayed a vote, but altered the history of his country. carlos casserly and the demise of a n day on al jazeera. this light may look like a city from the sky, but their fishing vessels just outside origin. tina's exclusive economic zone, the united states launched operations southern cross to combat illegal and regulated fishing in the southern atlantic. argentina's coast guard say the main task is to control the movements, so they do not cross into argentine territory from this home argent. time authorities can money for what's happening in economic exclusive films. but what afford, if you are saying is that what's important is to regulate what's happening in international waters the. ready news this is al jazeera ah took on $1500.00 gmc here when i was with the hello. i'm come all santa maria, up in

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john come come to gummy. so i have all. gotcha. so i have all when i when a military coup over through chiles, marxist president. when stadiums became prisoners and the hunters sole objective was absolute control, one man publicly refused to accept the dictatorship episode for a football rebels explodes the life of carlos casale, the football whose personal story swayed a vote that altered the history of his country. carlos casserly and the demise of a n day on al jazeera. mm. hold him in the city in vietnam once. so i gone the old capital of south vietnam at its heart is lamb. so square where journalists, diplomats, military staff and spies, rub shoulders in its famous hotels during the vietnam war, i was assigned to yet by the associated press. and i arrived june 962. the caravel hotel burst under the headline in november 1963. when there was a number to recruit 8, which led to the assassination of the president and his brother. and over 24 hour period, the center of saigon was zone. the press retreated, in effect that the caravel hotel and many of the story is mentioned we were seeing was from the camera. something was going to change. anything really cha

we've sent our own dragon—hunter, john maguire, to find out more.not see that until this weekend, more about _ say. we will not see that until this weekend, more about that - say. we will not see that until this weekend, more about that this i weekend, more about that this weekend, more about that this weekend, i wasjust weekend, more about that this weekend, i was just listening to that report, and thinking about my gcses... 0—levels! shakespeare's gcses. .. 0—levels! shakespeare's quote, gcses... 0—levels! shakespeare's quote, all the world stage. look at this for a stage, this will be the stage for the take off for the dragon. try to imagine this, a huge profit as large as a double—decker bus, carried by puppeteers and actors will possess through plymouth over the weekend and on sunday evening it will transform into a giant kite with a 20 metre wingspan, and take off across the plymouth home and plymouth sound. it promises to be quite a spectacle. there be dragons here in plymouth. this performance, known as the hatchling, is part outdoor theatre

the john stewart company will be property manager and baines will be the [inaudible] for the project. in february of 2018, an evaluation panel, including joyce armstrong of the hunters point shipyard c.a.c. selected [inaudible] as codevelopers, and solomon as architect and the john stewart company as property manager. ocii commissioned selection of that team in march 2018, and in august of that year, we entered into an exclusive negotiations agreement and a predevelopment agreement with that developer. in july 2019, commission approved the schematic design for the project after the c.a.c. reviewed and recommended that approval, and in april 2020, the site development was issued. in july 2020, m.b.s. withdraws from the project as lead developer, and in oct-2020, r.f.q. for a replacement lead developer was issued. next slide, please. so here's the development program. lot 52 has 67 units and block 54 has 45. in total, there will be 112 units and one manager's units. ocii staff will bring a recommendation to commission provide to the final approval of the ground lease for this project, and that will determine how the project spaces are allocated. as you can see, projec

the john stewart company will be property manager and baines will be the [inaudible] for the project. in february of 2018, an evaluation panel, including joyce armstrong of the hunters point shipyard c.a.c. selected [inaudible] as codevelopers, and solomon as architect and the john stewart company as property manager. ocii commissioned selection of that team in march 2018, and in august of that year, we entered into an exclusive negotiations agreement and a predevelopment agreement with that developer. in july 2019, commission approved the schematic design for the project after the c.a.c. reviewed and recommended that approval, and in april 2020, the site development was issued. in july 2020, m.b.s. withdraws from the project as lead developer, and in oct-2020, r.f.q. for a replacement lead developer was issued. next slide, please. so here's the development program. lot 52 has 67 units and block 54 has 45. in total, there will be 112 units and one manager's units. ocii staff will bring a recommendation to commission provide to the final approval of the ground lease for this project, and that will determine how the project spaces are allocated. as you can see, projec

johns was there. tim: a somber scene on the football field of livermore high school tonight. hundreds came out to pay their respects to hunterfter being in a car crash with four other students. his wrestling coach tells abc 7 the young man's family is understandably shaken by what has happened. >> you can see in their face that they knew their son was loud, they knew they did a good job with him, and like any parent, they are devastated that they do not get to see him tomorrow. tim: while the coach was touched by the turnout, he says he is not surprised given the culture the school tries to instill in its students. >> we take care of each other, and when we get knocked down, we are there to pick each other up. tim: it is a sentiment shared by others in attendance, those who knew at all. >> we've always got each other's backs. tim: the wrestling coach were minds everyone to remember the things we cherish most. >> hug your loved ones and try to keep everybody safe. kumasi: new developments in the trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes just three days before -t to start. unsealed court documents show that holmes may have cl

johns has the story. tim: a somber scene of the football field a livermore high school saturday night. hundreds came out to pay their respects for hunteriemert, who tragically lost his life friday after being involved in a car crash with five other students. >> hunter was a great kid. tim: herb guidry's coach. understandably shaken by what happened. >> you can see it in their face. they knew their son was loved and they knew they did a good job with him. they are devastated they don't get to see him tomorrow. tim: he says he says he s surprised given the type of culture of the school tries to instill in their students. >> it's about family, and we take care of each other. tim: it is a sentiment also shared by others in attendance. those that both new diemert personally and not at all. >> we've always got each other's backs, no matter what. tim: while the community grieves the loss of a life gone too soon, coach guidry reminds everyone to remember the things we cherish most. >> hug your loved ones, hug your children, try to keep everyone safe. kate: today marks 50 the san francisco police was killed in the line of duty. a group of men a

hunters, laptop back and bounties tale. and now the possible cobit lab leak story. why does anyone in there mine even tune in anymore? the cross talking the medium joined by my guess, john verbally in new york. he is a political analyst, as well as a former foreign correspondent in russia. in graphics. we have tom, verbally, he is a contributor with real americas voice. and in los angeles, we cross pie e and he is a corporate strategic planning and independent economic analyst or a gentleman cross talk roles and the fact that means you can jump in anytime you want pie. i always go to the person that got up early as for their program and that's you can hear it exactly on the other side of the world as me. as i said in my introduction, what people tune in and what we know, the ratings are really, really down. but i mean, in my introduction, i just gave you the easiest stories that they blundered over the last few years. and there is no corrective, they don't even recognize that they're, they, they, they misinformed the public, they, they, inside the public and they, and with no self reflection of how much damage it's being done here. and on top of that, all the story says

johns has the story. >> a somber scene on the football fields of livermore high school saturday night. hundreds came out to pay their respects for huntero tragically lost his life friday after being involved in a car crash with five other students. >> hunter was a great kid. >>'s wrestling coach tells abc 7 the young man's family is understandably shaken by what has happened. >> you can just see it in their face. they knew their son was loved, they knew they did a good job with him and just like any parent, they are just devastated that they don't get to see him again tomorrow. >> one teacher was touched by the turn out and says he is not surprised given the type of culture the school tries to instill in its students. >> it's about family and we take care of each other. when we get knocked down, we are there to pick each other up. >> it is a sentiment shared by others in attendance, too. those who both knew him personally and not at all. >> we are pretty supportive over here. we've got each other's backs no matter what. >> so while the community grieve the loss of a life gone too soon, coach reminds everyone to remember the things we c

john belushi is dead. i went hunting, i'm still ted. bad behavior, ugly results. cognizant, conscientious behavior, happiness. and by the way, don't confuse comfortably numb with ultra relaxed. i'm a bow huntere than all humans combined since cookies. so hunter nation has jumped and were all these alphabet soup organizations -- i'm a member of turkey, [indiscernible], white tales, you had a creature -- >> tucker: walleye. >> [indiscernible], but you love that. >> tucker: i know them well. >> so hunter nation.org is where it starts. if you're really what do i do, what do a new comic go to hunternation.org and see what we are doing, because it's not about hunting, really, it's about god, family, country and the traditional values that make people take their lives into their own hands to get here because there is this unique freedom that is guaranteed by those sacred document. and those are just documents. the freedom was already here. i was born with the right to keep and bear arms, i was born with a right to speak up, i was born for my right and for from government intrusion. i was born with that. i could come here without in the constitution and i know what i want to say, i don't have to get

the john stewart company will be property manager and baines will be the [inaudible] for the project. in february of 2018, an evaluation panel, including joyce armstrong of the hunters. selected [inaudible] as codevelopers, and solomon as architect and the john stewart company as property manager. ocii commissioned selection of that team in march 2018, and in august of that year, we entered into an exclusive negotiations agreement and a predevelopment agreement with that developer. in july 2019, commission approved the schematic design for the project after the c.a.c. reviewed and recommended that approval, and in april 2020, the site development was issued. in july 2020, m.b.s. withdraws from the project as lead developer, and in oct-2020, r.f.q. for a replacement lead developer was issued. next slide, please. so here's the development program. lot 52 has 67 units and block 54 has 45. in total, there will be 112 units and one manager's units. ocii staff will bring a recommendation to commission provide to the final approval of the ground lease for this project, and that will determine how the project spaces are allocated. as you can see, project spaces will follow

hunters. emboldened by oil's rule of capture, the legal code which granted any man authority to tap sub surface crude, wildcatting lent the industry a manic and cut throat essence that would endure. for john d. rockefeller senior, that rule of capture was wasteful. he assumed good capitalists would uphold rules of calculation and control. whereas rockefeller sought to dull oil's laze fair free for all, considered their rule of capture sacrosanct. they revels in risk taking and pusued profits. it also captured the resilient utopian expectations that accompanied their quest to drill. amid their cycles, their faith offered meaning through a theology that nurtured personal mystical encounter with soil and an active higher being. at the turn of the 20th century, wildcat christianity was forced out of its original home in the alleghenys by the rockefellers and relocated west of the mississippi. those of you familiar with the history of oil know this is a story of migration. western pennsylvania would flourish into the 1890s, but soon of course the epicenter of american oil would shift west. it would do so much to the surprise of the rockefellers. john famously said in the early 1890s that he wo

john rosario at 25. nicole ge we saw her holding her baby 23. she says i love this job. hunter lopez, dagen w.magine the devastation. what's it going to feel like for you to be able to raise money from americans with big hearts, open up their wallets across the country and be able to send those checks out for you and your organization? >> well you know what's great about our platform? we're a family. we're here, we care, and we want people to know that we actually care. listen, the money that comes in, it's great. you see dollar signs coming in behind the fundraising campaign, but also, what you see is that support system that pores in across the country now and we're hoping for these families to see true and honest support coming in and let others know that hey, we're here, we care, and the american people care about these troops that were affected overseas. brian: absolutely, so fundthe first is the name of the organization. it has been up for a year and you just know when your dollars come in they go out to the right people. robert it's great what you do thanks for putting on the uniform ev