tryone larkins, welcome to democracy now!is a painful time i'm sure for you, even now, half a century later. can you start off even before september 9, 1971 when the prison rebellion began and describe the prison conditions at attica and the political climate at the time? what led to this uprising? >> give me a second. hearing the overview of frank or voice and what happened, well. it took me back 50 years ago today. let's make note that this happened exactly 50 years ago today on a monday morning. and as i was on my way to where i was going to do this taping at, i seen a cloudy sky and it reminded me of september 13, 1971. i am a little discombobulated now, but i am ready to go. and your question was, how did it all start? am i correct? amy: yes. how did it all start, even before september 9, the beginning of the prisoner uprising? >> ok. i got to attica, i was transferred to attica in january 1971 from sing sing. when i got to attica, i seem -- i mean, from the time i got off the bus, the and about 40 other people that were

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officers responded to a call near larkin street and golden gate avenue. whether they arrived they found a 61-year-old man with gun shot wounds. he was taken to the hospital but died from his injuries. police are looking for a suspect. >>> and the man after convicted of a spa shooting spree is pleading not guilty to similar charges in another county. robert aaron long has already been sentenced to life without parole plus 35 years for deaths in cherokee county that. was part of a plea deal with officials in the suburb north of atlanta. eight people died in the march shooting spree at three different metro atlanta spas, fulton county pres say the shootings qualify as hate crimes and they will pursue the death penalty. >>> the trial against elizabeth holmes continues today. a former lab director is returning to the stand. during his testimony friday he described how holmes's demanor changed after he fold her the blood testing procedure wasn't worked. she got nervous and not her usual confident schedule when he addressed the issue. he left the company because

without a 61-year-old man with gunshot wounds near golden gate avenue and larkin street. the man was taken to a hospital but unfortunately died from injuries. police are now looking for a suspect. >>> not 3:00, police at san francisco state detained a person of interest in connection with an online thread against the school. that thread prompted a campus shutdown. >> university police my visible making their presence known following an online thread. >> it is gary. you never know what is going to happen. >> she is a junior at s.f. state and got an alert early this morning. she then heard about possible violence on campus. >> the details like you said are still very vague. >> the communications director tells kpix overnight there ens on . >> at the end of the day i appreciate my school for taking the necessary precautions university was very quick in letting students and staff know about this thread very early this morning. >>> governor newsome stopped in the bay area earlier today alameda specifically and signed into law within two dozen bills addressing the housing crisi

indeed, local resources have now been drawn down to a critical level since cal fire chief ian larkin. >> yes. so well with all the fire activity here locally in the san mateo santa cruz unit. our have been drawn down to what we consider critical. levels. word are bare minimum. we won't send anything else out and unless we absolutely have to. how critical. >> 11 of cal fire's san mateo, santa cruz units. 13 engines. one of its 2 bulldozers and all but 2 conservation corps crews are now fighting the caldor and dixie fires. cal fire's, santa clara and other units are also stretched thin right now local city and county fire departments are backing up. cal fire through mutual aid agreements that we've notified all of our local fire agencies in the county, most of them have a state responsibility areas within their fire protection district. and we've advised them that. >> they were critical drawdown. and if we get something locally, we're going to be asking for mutual aid from your agencies. to come assist with those fires. the critical drawdown resources comes even as crews are still snuff

the medic has the longest war in afghanistan, 20 years ago at the start of the conflict, colonel larkins wilkerson was at the center of decision making. as chief of staff to then us sector of state colin powell. no, i distinguished professor william and maybe college was his assessment of america's longest war. he joins alec shortly, but 1st your treats messages and emails and response to actual last week on political pulling between professor john curtis. i'm james kelly didn't. scott said love it opinion for youth and i'm free. doesn't stipulate what the rest of us has got into thinking. i'm, it's not simple monica, i don't know. faith. this is a must watch for all induce supporters. i'm from, responds to james kelly, the parents. teddy says, great sho, get to see you on a gym. and finally, sarah alba says it was nice to see you on tv been, let's have more non virgin kernel lord and wilkerson prepared the un presentation by which colon power justified the invasion of iraq to the international community . he describes it as the worst moment of his professional life. i say, moved from wa

indeed, local resources have now been drawn down to a critical level since cal fire chief ian larkin.yes. so well with all the fire activity here locally in the san mateo santa cruz unit. our have been drawn down to what we consider critical. levels. word are bare minimum. we won't send anything else out and unless we absolutely have to. how critical. >> 11 of cal fire's san mateo, santa cruz units. 13 engines. one of its 2 bulldozers and all but 2 conservation corps crews are now fighting the caldor and dixie fires. cal fire's, santa clara and other units are also stretched thin right now local city and county fire departments are backing up. cal fire through mutual aid agreements that we've notified all of our local fire agencies in the county, most of them have a state responsibility areas within their fire protection district. and we've advice and that. >> they were critical drawdown. and if we get something locally, we're going to be asking for mutual aid from your agencies. to come assist with those fires. the critical drawdown resources comes even as crews are still snuffing ou

indeed, local resources have now been drawn down to a critical level says cal fire chief ian larkin. >> yes. so well with all the fire activity here locally in the san mateo santa cruz unit. our have been drawn down to what we consider critical. levels. word are bare minimum. we won't send anything else out and unless we absolutely have to. how critical. >> 11 of cal fire's san mateo, santa cruz units. 13 engines. one of its 2 bulldozers and all but 2 conservation corps crews are now fighting the caldor and dixie fires. cal fire's, santa clara and other units are also stretched thin right now local city and county fire departments are backing up. cal fire through mutual aid agreements that we've notified all of our local fire agencies in the county, most of them have a state responsibility areas within their fire protection district. and we've advice and that. >> they were critical drawdown. and if we get something locally, we're going to be asking for mutual aid from your agencies. to come assist with those fires. the critical drawdown resources comes even as crews are still snuffin

but to larkins odda, he's been a taliban commander since 2016. and the prime minister will be hassan acount, who was deputy premier back in 2001. when the taliban was lost in power. meanwhile, the united nations has warmed the kind of started facing a total collapse in basic services with food and life. saving a devout one out, it estimates the least $600000000.00 and $8.00 will be needed by the end of the year to prevent a catastrophe. already spoke to nicole to per he, me for my un special representative. the both are kind of stone and iraq. ah, my mission was to bring the positions of various african groups close together, as well as the country's neighbors. and we'll powers that we're trying to interfere in domestic african affairs. i did this for 2 years. then finally, in september 999, i asked them un secretary general coffee to let me step down. i told the security council i had done everything possible about my efforts when vain. the reason being that the council members did not actually intend to deal with afghanistan problems . and this

shot -- that the victim had been assaulted in the 800 block of larkin by several suspect. a second suspect was booked on september 3 for imprisonment, murder, and conspiracy. so there were others involved in this that we're still looking into. two of the suspects have been involved. a shooting on garrett and ingleside. officers responded and found 1444 caliber casings and car and residential windows damaged by gun shots, so that is another case where we need the public's help. if you know anything, call 575-4444. that still remained unsolved. another shooting, a victim advised he was riding a bicycle south on van ness at 12 street when he heard three gunshots. he fell off his bike and realized that he had been shot. he saw a vehicle speed off eastbound on mission street and flagged a passer by down who took him to the hospital. in this case, i believe the gun shot may have been self-inflicted, so that investigation is still on going to determine the cause of that shooting. we had another shooting in the 400 block of jones street in the tenderloin. our victim, hispanic male

movie was partially filled in san francisco, ktvu ran a story about it showing cruise on beach and larkineets near aquatic park neighbors in san francisco's lower nob hill told us a soft camera drones filming all of that action. we're coming up new vaccine rules and sonoma county plus florida reports more than 1000 covid deaths. single day of their search compares to california coming up next and a shooting at a crash on a bay area freeway leaves six people heart later tonight. why authorities say the person responsible guidelines, the healh r says home healthcare workers and pharmacists must show they are vaccinated or undergo regular testing. sonoma county already has a vaccine mandate for public employees, including fire law enforcement and emergency medical service workers. there were also new guidelines for youth sports. all participants, coaches and spectators must wear masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status report suggests that a 78 year old woman in kansas could be the first night. own death from the coronavirus in the us now with san jose woman, patricia dowd had been id

a city councilman whose name is tracy larkin on the show i was invited because i wrote poetry. i thought that was why was invited but anyway i recited my poetry and i didn't know that my schools reputation a bad reputation in fact and there was someone who was in the audience. her name is penny weaver who went on to become one of the founders of the southern poverty law center who approached me and asked me if i would write an article for a newsletter i was doing about my school i wrote the article i talked about the fact that i wanted a quality education and health of principal has shown a movie about during school hours and charged us to go and see it and of course students went to go see it because the movement was a movement. we could not have seen it in my gourmet without a parent being present at the time because it was at least r-rated. and from that we got a call from the two organizers with the american community service in montgomery and they asked to do come and see me and they started telling me about my school and issues they saw in their article and gave me a copy

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it's now a city council person or in montgomery whose name is tracy larkin. on the show i was invited because i wrote poetry here i thought. so i thought that's why i was invited but anyway i recited my poetry and started asking questions about my school. i did know that my schools reputation, bad reputation. there was someone who is in the audience. her name is amy weaver. went on to become one of the founders of the southern law but it -- southern poverty law center. she went on to ask if i write an article for newsletter. the fact i want a quality education and the fact the principal has shown a movie about pimping during school hours and charged us to go and see it. of course students went to see because the movie was a movie we could not have seen in montgomery at the theaters without a parent being present at the time because of the rating. it was leased an r rating. from that we got a call from the two organizers with the american freedom service committee in montgomery, and asked to come, called my parents to come its sba but they start tell me about

now a city council person here in montgomery, his name is tracy larkin, and on the show, i was invitedecause i wrote poetry, i thought. i thought that's why i was invited, but anyway, i was there, and i recited my poetry. he started asking me questions about my school. i didn't know my school had a bad reputation and sad. there was someone who was in the audience. her name is penny weaver who went on to become one of the founders of the southern poverty law center approached me and asked me would i write an article for a newsletter she was doing about my school? and i wrote the article, and i talked about the fact that i wanted a quality education and how the principal has shown a movie about pimping during school hours and charged to us go see it. of course we went to see it because the movie was a movie we could not see in montgomery in the theaters without a parent being present at the time because of the rating. it was at least an r rating. so we were -- and from that, we got a call from the two organizers with the american freedom service committee in montgomery, and they asked co

television show called focus and the focus was its councilperson here in montgomery but his name is tracy larkin. and on the show, i wasinvited because i wrote poetry . i thought, so i thought that's what i was invited but anyway i was reciting my poetry and they were asking questions about my school, i didn't know my school's reputation was so far and wide a bad reputation in fact and there was someone who was inthe audience . her name kenny waiver. who went on to become one of the founders of the southern poverty law center. approached me and asked me would i write an article for a newsletter she was doing about my school and i wrote the article and i talked about the fact that i wanted a quality education and how the principal as shown by mac which is a movie about pending doing school hours. and charged us to go and see it. of course students went to see it because the movie was a movie we could not have seen in montgomery as it in theaters without a parent being present at the time. so it was at least an r rating. so we were and from that we got a call from the 2 organizers with american hu

indeed, local resources have now been drawn down to a critical level says cal fire chief ian larkin.fire activity here locally in the san mateo santa cruz unit. our have been drawn down to what we consider critical. levels. word are bare minimum. we won't send anything else out and unless we absolutely have to. how critical. >> 11 of cal fire's san mateo, santa cruz units. 13 engines. one of its 2 bulldozers and all but 2 conservation corps crews are now fighting the caldor and dixie fires. cal fire's, santa clara and other units are also stretched thin right now local city and county fire departments are backing up. cal fire through mutual aid agreements that we've notified all of our local fire agencies in the county, most of them have a state responsibility areas within their fire protection district. and we've advice and that. >> they were critical drawdown. and if we get something locally, we're going to be asking for mutual aid from your agencies. to come assist with those fires. the critical drawdown resources comes even as crews are still snuffing out the occasional flare up

and with a four-story constructed for the setback from sutter and the larkin street. 1123 would be retainedand would see a four-story addition with a setback from sutter street. [inaudible] similar to the full preservation alternatives the architecture of the tower would be differentiated from each other. this partial preservation would see the construction of 100 52 of the on-site. given the successful additions to 1101and 1123 sutter under this alternative the impact of these resources would be significant . while the impact of sutter is greater in its alternative and theproject, the impact of 1123 as less of an exposed project even at if the impact is still significant and unavoidable . these impacts would be significant and unavoidable and mitigation measures similar to the proposed project were responsible for both buildings. lastly partial consideration alternatives under this alternative 1101 sutter would be rehabilitated and based on these commissions from the hpc 1123 would see a 12 story addition to those setbacks that incorporate the vertical price on the part of the parking lot

this is a view looking down larkin street to the north. next slide please?w looking down with larkin street to the south. next slide please. the architectural expression is modernist in nature and modest and humble and the architectural facade elements, appropriately sized window openings and materials, textures and include the off-white brick veneer, and wooden metal architectural detailing and accent elements and the window expression incorporated into the front facade and exterior entry and walkway. excavation risk was an important consideration to both project team and adjacent neighbors and the extent of excavation at the basement level to the necessary base building and spaces. and incorporating setback from the adjacent neighboring foundation with a compact or lodge area and all residential areas located above grade taking advantage of natural light and air. next slide please. while a detailed shadow study is not required by the planning department, we did receive questions to shade and shadow impact specific to the adjacent spring valley school to th

and then this photo taken from frank larkin, on september 14, 2001. courtesy of white house photo. and then we want to share this moment with all of you, and this probably won't be found in our archives. this is barbara olson, her last tv experience. it was 20 years ago, she was on american airlines flight 77 from dulles to l.a.x. for taping bill maher's "politically incorrect." take a look. [video clip] >> barbara olson served on the committee of government reform and has been a counsel for the house of representatives, and you also work for the department of justice. your husband currently works for the department of justice. ms. olson: yes, he does. >> who is mr. barbara olson? ms. olson: he is solicitor general. host: next caller, fort worth, texas. morning. [end video clip] host: can we continue to take your calls. ground zero is starting to fill in. you can see the president has arrived. shanksville, which will be the next up for president biden for her he will be joined by former president bush and former vice president dick cheney at shanksvil

and with a four-story constructed for the setback from sutter and the larkin street. 1123 would be retaineddible] similar to the full preservation alternatives the architecture of the tower would be differentiated from each other. this partial preservation would see the construction of 100 52 of the on-site. given the successful additions to 1101and 1123 sutter under this alternative the impact of these resources would be significant . while the impact of sutter is greater in its alternative and theproject, the impact of 1123 as less of an exposed project even at if the impact is still significant and unavoidable . these impacts would be significant and unavoidable and mitigation measures similar to the proposed project were responsible for both buildings. lastly partial consideration alternatives under this alternative 1101 sutter would be rehabilitated and based on these commissions from the hpc 1123 would see a 12 story addition to those setbacks that incorporate the vertical price on the part of the parking lot would be a 14 story building. this alternative would partially meet the obje

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselvesis near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking s

public comment as i should have last week, or last time that i was here, i would have addressed that larkin street public on the subject of parking. fortunately, commissioner moore was right there on target on that. i will come back to that subject another time. what is appropriate for knob hill. two, if i had three minutes i would be able to tell you what david shu who is a lawyer and the state assem bee housing and community development had to say about how your decisions are obviously illegal. of course he didn't put it that way. i raised issues to him about that thinking, and he assured me that those things -- those kinds of things could never be approved. the state law would never allow it. he thought that i was having some kind of crazy fantasy. now i have been telling that you you need to consult the city attorney or say sue us when they threaten to sue, because you are waiving things that are not meant to be waived under the state law. the code requirements have exposure and the like are not waivable. what is supposed to be waived are things like the density limits that you have and

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we w