. >> carlton has lived his entire life on nearby johns island. >> we just got dirt roads and trouble.ally it, dirt roads and trouble. >> how are you doing, buddy? >> now he has plenty of trouble. he is charged with murder, first degree burglary and other crimes relating toa terrifying home invasion. solomon has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> i know the old saying that everybody is inosent in jail. in some cases some of us really are. >> authorities say he and two other men kicked in the back door of a home in the middle of the night. they took his 27-year-old sister outside where she was shot in the pelvis and later died. >> god knows what happened. god knows who killed that lady. god knows that i did not have anything to do with this crime. >> solomon was the only man arrested after the surviving victim picked him out of a photo lineup. >> whoever that dude saw in the house that night probably was a light skinned male. since i'm light skin -- >> his history includes prior charges in an unrelated case for allegedly attempting to stab a friend and stealing his car. he pled n

have them cross john's island and march to the river opposite island. meanwhile, stevens division on royal island would steam directly for the inlet. there they would combine and attack the james island defenses. general benham pleased it would days after matter of that for the fall of those defenses to get to charleston .arbor but the time table that they envisioned for this campaign would radically change as they new intelligence about the confederate numbers and anengths in the area by escaped slave by the name of robert smalls. smalls had stolen a ship by the planner and would later share his knowledge of the local confederate defenses with hunter. thus hunter would give benham the okay to begin executing his operations in the area. now, as the federal campaign began inharleston 1862, the relationships in the federate high theater was strained. the previous commander in the department of south carolina and perhaps someone you've heard preview here in virginia, robert e. lee, had left months earlier for richmond. and he had been since replaced ton.oh

division under brigadier general wright halfway between hilton head and charleston have, them cross johns island and march to the river opposite james island. meanwhile, stevens' division on port royal island would embark on a fleet of transports. there they would combine with general wright and attack the james island defenses. general benham believed it would only take a matter of days after that for the fall of those defenses to get to charleston harbor. but the time table that generals hunter and benham envisioned for this campaign would radically change, as they learned new intelligence about the confederate numbers and strength in the area. it was from a escaped slave. he had stolen a confederate ship and would later share his knowledge of the local con fed race defenses with hunter. thus hunter would give benham the ok to begin executing his plan of operations in the area. as the federal chain against charleston began in 1862, the relationships in the theater was strained at best. the previous commander in the department of south carolina and georgia, perhaps someone you've heard of befor

let's consider what he said that day and we can do that only because lieutenant governor of rhode island johnrote down what he said in the rhode islanders new wampanoag. they had to translate into english. Ãview the history of wampanoag english relations is little more than the colonists failure to live up to the promise of the 1621 alliance. the sachem recalled that when the pilgrims first settled at plymouth 55 years later his father, stay with me the language is a little arcane. his father was as a great man in the english as a little child. he was like a father to the english children. here is his mark. the medic on contended that à could wiped out the infant colony if he had wish. instead, he held back its native enemies, fed the starving colonists and granted them land. he conveniently left out that his father had made the choice less out of altruism then a need for allies. for the wampanoags had been hobbled by a plague between 1616 and 1619 whereupon their narragansett rivals to the west began subjugating with trumped up criminal fines and lawsuits. native people scratch their heads a

at mare island, john ramos, kpix 5. >> submarines made up less than 2% of navy personnel in world warsustained more than a 20% death rate. that's the highest of any military service during the war. >>> the weather for veterans day looks pretty good for tomorrow. we've got a warming trend. there's haze down in san jose tonight. and the numbers, today we came up about 1 to 5 degrees for highs for much of the bay area. san francisco managed 64. oakland, san jose, and santa rosa all at 70. livermore, 79 degrees. livermore warms ever so slightly. as we look at the futurecast for tomorrow, high pressure is building up. a little bit of an offshore flow too. we'll get numbers right up to near 80 degrees inland. under cloudy skies near the shoreline. still clear inland and as we look at tomorrow, a little bit warmer. mid 70s around the bay. beautiful monday on tap inland. 80. after we dispense with some fog and low clouds already along the shoreline. we'll get sunshine at the beach. wind speeds will be a factor overnight. see the little blue on the peaks there? that's beginning to blow a littl

commissioner john, commissioner pearlman, and president island and it passes 6-0 and congratulations.ve item 7 and at 2 henry adam street and this is a certificate of appropriateness. >> good afternoon, commissioners, department staff, monica. the application before you is a request for certificate of appropriateness, thank you. for the property at 2 henry adams street, designated as landmark number 283 the building under article 10 of the planning code and located within a p.d.r.1-d zoning district. this property is developed with a five-storey heavy timber flame, brick, american commercial style building, constructed in 1915 by architect leo j. delvin. the building encompasses the entire block. the project includes restoration historic store fronts on all five building facades. a new storefront system will be installed on the northeast corner of the subject property. existing non historic box anings will be removed and replaced with flat, metal anings at the northwest corner of the property which is currently used as a service parking lot. a new 945 square feet utility enclosure wil

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island. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. are there other speakers? >> good morning. i'm retired admiral john biddulph. i had the honor of living in nimitz house on yerba buena island. i am here today in my capacity as a member of the treasure island museum advisory council. following the 1989 loma prieta earthquake and in the process of inspecting the island for damage, i came across a fenced-in area containing colorful ceramic tiles, and their beauty caught my eye. research revealed they were part of the pacific basin fountain from the 1939 world's fair. as a history buff and an art aficionado, i wanted to preserve these facts and have the terra cotta tiles repaired and installed in front of building number one. i like to see myself as the stepfather of this fountain. i requested special funding to make this happened, but i retired before my effort came to fruition, and apparently, my successor did not pursue it any further. during that inspection, i also came across several additional art objects, including the pacific unity sculptures and assured their preservation. six of the sculptures are now in

and john, who was born and brought up here, he wants to move off the island in order to get a betterjobe because i know a lot of people on the island, and the house prices were just so much better than maidstone, where i was living at the time. i really like it. i find people really friendly. it's a really nice place to live, yeah. john, you've lived here all your life? yes, i have, that's right. but you're thinking you're going to have to move off the island in order to to progress? yes, because the lack of opportunities. if you want a really good job, it's very difficult to find here on the island. so you have to really go to the mainland for a better opportunity and for a better future for young people, unfortunately. geographically, we're not that far from westminster. but i wonder, andy, do you think the isle of sheppey is a priority for politicians? no, i don't. i think it's regarded as a bit of a backwater that they can't really be bothered with. why? well, you just get the feeling that, you know, it's all fine to build loads and loads of houses, but the roads are woefully inadeq

between fear of the indoors and the problems of rebuilding their lives john psaropoulos al-jazeera delicious. and the greek island of crete has been rattled by a powerful undersea earthquake early measurements suggest it could be as strong as magnitude 6 there have been no reports of injuries or damage so far. the polls have opened in the b.b.s. in what's expected to be the toughest challenge yet for the ruling party president again gobble was among the 1st to cast his ballot his party won the last election with 87 percent of the vote but his term was plagued by recession and a corruption scandal and one of the maybe as worst ever droughts voters are choosing a new president and parliament how do we as more from johannesburg in neighboring south africa. this widely expected swapo is going to win this election the question of course is by how much they no longer as popular as they used to be the poor are frustrated this is a very rich country lots of mineral wealth and good luck because a lot of money from tourism more than or nearly a 1000000 tourists visit the country every year where the poor say this money isn

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move thousands of refugees currently in camps on various islands to the mainland but the decision is facing a backlash from many greeks as john psaropoulos now reports from the region of macedonia. this hotel in northern greece is surrounded by cotton fields far from the sea and the tourist sites it would most likely be closed for winter instead the international organization for migration is paying it almost $2000.00 a day to house 135 syrian afghan and iraqi asylum seekers moved here from the greek islands where there's no proper accommodation for them asked merde who spent 2 years on the island of heroes has been granted asylum and can now dream of the future here now to find other work on this and we used to get moved from wherever we pitched our turn to us it was a small place nobody wanted us now i plan to go to work for another barber and in time i will save money to open my own shop but not everyone in the local town of help you going to thinks refugees should be allowed to work here the economic crisis has left nearly 20 percent of people unemployed including the local mothers i spoke to us they're not refugees they'

island nation which is still recovering from a series of bombings last that killed some 250 people rajapaksa has vowed to restore security and is calling for national unity. data means animation john's farm has been covering the sri lankan election for us she sent him this analysis of the victor and the challenges he faces once he takes office. celebrations breaking out here on the street all for lambeau in sri lanka it is official work that it out but so will be the next president of the country the elections which just yesterday but not results have already been announced this is where the lection commission is and the crowd behind me is the real thing for their new president to come out and bring them good i mean i just backside is expected to take office early tomorrow morning taking over from president seriously and now we stepped out a few days ago now of course the voters were jubilant but critics have raised concerns about good i'll get out the 1st today shows when it comes to supporting the rights of ethnic and religious minorities but it is interesting to note that in this was on twitter declaring victory he called for a united free lunch got a feeling that steers together

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island, andria borba. >>> new at 6 a legal showdown between a napa grape grower and pg&e, this is over part of a vineyard that has been in his family for generations. john ramose on the farmer who is hoping for a miracle. >> reporter: this property is a part of the cook vineyards, but it's also a part of the history of napa valley. and, now pg&e says it needs to take it in the name of progress. terry guards vineyard it feels like a living time capsule. his family and his grandfather lived in the ancient old house on the edge of the property. his grapes are a rare variety imported from france, ideas and vines planted by the chinese more than 100 years ago. but, it is this corner of the property that is standing in the way of progress. >> reporter: already on the line and the size of property needed to temporarily house the equipment, we are now seeking a permanent easement for 1.3 acres. the tanks will be brought in as needed, and then removed, the guard believes the tanks could easily be replaced by tanker trucks located on the state property across the street. and he thinks pg&e's plan is more about convenience than necessity. >> the last couple of yea

bankhead john pine bankhead has to raise the red lantern up, and immediately, trenchard organized two ships to come over to the monitor and rescue the crew. the big problem is is that the rhode island cannot come alongside the monitor. the fear was a wave could pick it up and drop it on the monitor. or, the monitor could be thrown into the side of the rhode island. 63 men on board the monitor, this is a whole ring a harrowing night. the wind is screaming, and one crew member in the turret gets so upset with the screaming of the ship's cat that he grabs the cat, throws her in the barrel, and puts a tempe on afterwards. he could still hear the screaming of the cat. you can well imagine. they have this latter ladder, but the latter got washed away ladder got washed away, but they're coming on ropes. you get on the deck and you have to come across to jump into this longboat. you have to jump probably here to hear. here. there are several recorded that people that missed, daniel moore, it was said the last thing we heard of him was a gurgle. william keeter vascular william keeler is on the deck. he jumps toward the longboat, mrs. misses. however, someone grabs him and brings him into th

john home and now does it or. the u.n. high commissioner for refugees says he's seen disturbing conditions in greece is crowded a refugee camps for the programming spent 2 days visiting the camps on the island of lesbos so far in 2019 more than 60 $5000.00 people have arrived in greece and 80 percent increase on the year before. french president to money or macro has welcomed nato secretary-general un stoltenberg for talks in paris the meeting comes weeks after criticize the organization calling it brain dead well the comments of spontaneous question about the role and future of nato. reports now from the french capital. it was a longer handshake than usual for the french president it seemed to be a sign that a man who was in a conciliatory mood as he greeted nato secretary general at the least say only a few weeks after he described the military alliance as brain dead but if you install timberg had hoped for an apology or a retraction he didn't get one as mike ross stood by his claim that nato direction because it was a sort of a through the questions i ask are open questions that we have not result of peace in europe in the treaty the relationship with russia the subject with turkey who i

pledging to move $20000.00 refugees from the islands to the mainland by the end of the year but the decision is facing backlash from many local residents as johns are up less now explains from the greek region of macedonia. this hotel in northern greece is surrounded by cotton fields far from the sea and the tourist sites it would most likely be closed for winter instead the international organization for migration is paying it almost $2000.00 a day to house 135 syrian afghan and iraqi asylum seekers moved here from the greek islands where there's no proper accommodation for them ask matt who spent 2 years on the island of heroes has been granted asylum and can now dream of a future here but out of another walk on we used to get moved from wherever we pitched our tent on chios it was a small place nobody wanted us and now i plan to go to work for another barber and in time i will save money to open my own shop but not everyone in the local town of health you gonna thinks refugees should be allowed to work here the economic crisis has left nearly 20 percent of people unemployed including the local mothers i spoke to then yes they're not refugees

>>all right, thank you john better news to report this time around all lanes open on the bay bridge are coming off the bay bridge east town 80 before treasure island we had one point we have all lanes shut down right here as police were investigating a shooting that had to collect evidence and look for casings there that were scattered across 80 east. so it was a mess trying to get by so they've cleared the scene they open all the lanes now. have to deal with the residual delays, here's the scene of the police action which was right before the toll plaza, here's your backup, it's along the eastern span. it's through the tunnel onto the lower deck, spilling over to the skyway and now you're back up on the skyway spills over to one oh one, it's mixing in with the heavy commute traffic which was already there and now north one oh one is solid from 2.80 so from the one oh one to 80 split, you're stuck in traffic all the way across the lower deck to the oakland side where the action finally cleared before pay gates who may want to upon bart this morning instead of dealing with this or there's always the san mateo bridge. here's 92. this would be your b

island. all the way over to the scene of this police activity so once again we'll stay on top of it, we'll have more updates coming up in just a bit john. >>well robin, no delays out of sfo this morning as we're looking at some clear skies and some calm conditions 're not going to be seeing any delays that are other airports at least as far as weather related conditions go today. obviously could have some interfering factors and other parts of the country though is we're seeing snow and cold temperatures elsewhere. no snow in the sierra though we are going to be looking at plenty of sunshine for the weekend ahead. highs in the 60's so a very comfortable november. weekend ahead, not just for the bay area but all across the state and we're remaining dry not just through the weekend either but on through the start of november, long-term forecast showing that we should be off to a dry at least starts in november. so do anticipate some more comfortable weather ahead. james, all right, thanks. power generators are flying off store shelves because of the recent power shut off no surprise there. >>and now experts want fires too know how to use

john berry. >> hate to say that this week was about how that was done for the benefit of importance. all that said, let me complement you. our colleague from rhode island came down, he said our coastal master plan was the best relative any state in the nation. i know it has gone under three administrations at least, but congratulations. let's establish that this is not just a local significance, but >> national. can you tell us what national energy assets would be affected so we continue to have unabated coastal loss? >> go tigers. senator, when we talk about the national economic assets, we like to start with port bushong. it is a port that services 90% of the oil and gas production in the gulf of mexico which transports 70% of the oil produced in mexico. we have two sites in louisiana which serve as strategic housing for petroleum reserves which house hundreds of millions of barrels of oil for emergency situations across our country. our lng rank fourth in the entire globe. >> we have major refineries that refine materials used in >> do you include the coastal area in the mississippi river, in the united states there is no other place making refined

john berry. >> hate to say that this week was -- about how that was done for the benefit of importance. all that said, let me complement you. our colleague from rhode island came down, he said our coastal master plan was the best relative any state in the nation. i know it has gone under three administrations at least, but congratulations. let's establish that this is not just a local significance, but national. can you tell us what national energy assets would be affected so we continue to have unabated coastal loss? >> go tigers. senator, when we talk about the weional economic assets, like to start with port bushong. services 90%that of the oil and gas production in -- whichof mexico transports 70% of the oil produced in mexico. we have two sites in louisiana which serve as strategic housing for petroleum reserves which house hundreds of millions of barrels of oil for emergency situations across our country. lng rank fourth in the entire globe. have major refineries that refine materials used in -- >> do you include the coastal area in the mississippi river, in the united states there is no other place making refined plastics that we need to create job