so my full name is hubert andrew marsh junior. >> what do you want to be called. >> andrew. >> andrew. >> i'm a musician and my wife and i live in new jersey. i would travel from new jersey to dalton once every month. >> to visit mom and dad, hubert andrew marsh senior. >> he was the patriarch of our family, of the community, of our church. >> sounds like you really looked up to your father. >> oh, i did. i did. he absorbed everything for everyone in his orbit. he said he was taking care of it and you could rest assured he was taking care of it. >> a rock. >> yeah. >> your rock. >> yeah. my dad worked his entire career for the public health system of georgia. >> so when covid-19 came along, he took it seriously. >> he did. and he told me if he or my mom got covid, it was not going to be good. >> why was he extra worried about himself and his wife. >> my dad had some preexisting conditions. he knew it would not be good because of his respiratory condition. >> in a single day my mom had two brain aneurysms. >> oh, dear. >> and she had a stroke in the surgery to fix the aneurysms. >> it

> reporter: send marsh a note?e stand. >> how often would your dad call you marsh? >> a lot. he also called me son and marshall. >> but he did call you marsh a lot? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: yes, it had been an intimate act, an angry ex-husband killing the mother of his children, then staging the scene as a humiliating sex crime, premeditated murder said the state. and as evidence of clay starbuck's twisted state of mind, the prosecution offered this final piece to the puzzle. detectives said they found chanin's death certificate on a wall in clay's house pinned up like a trophy. >> as a reminder, she's no longer in my life, she's no longer going to cause me any misery or pain. >> reporter: so no smoking gun but a pile of circumstantial evidence deep enough, the prosecution hoped, to bury any chance of acquittal. >> at the heart of this killing -- and i would submit the motive -- greed, anger, obsession and jealousy. >> reporter: and, through it all, clay and his defense waited to tell an entirely different story abo

this is on marsh creek road at seller's avenue. but luckily marsh creek road is moving at the green speed. no major delays there. as we look at interstate 80 through emeryville, headlights move westbound. folks heading back to work this monday morning as headlights move. in the south bay, no major problems. here's a look at highway 87. northbound traffic is on the right-hand side and on the peninsula, no major problems either. but there is road work on 101 in both directions up and down the peninsula and most of them should be picked up by 6:00 this morning. reggie, jobina? >> thank you. on the peninsula, expect overnight closures on highway 101. southbound 101 from south airport boulevard in south city was closed from 11:00 last night until 4:00 this morning. the shutdown is happening again tonight and tomorrow. drivers will be detoured off the freeway. cal trans removing four signed closures. >> new this morning, prince philip has been transferred to another hospital to be treated for an infection. the announcement was made this

and again, friendly reminder, we are adjourned in the honor of vincent marsh. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners, and, again, congratulations, commissioner nagaswaran, for your first meeting with us once again. >> thank you, commissioner pearlman, for your many years of service, and you will continue to stay in touch with us. >> and a perfect hearing to go out on. thank you, all. [applause] >> thank you, jonathan. >> and so the meeting is adjourned. >> the meeting of the san francisco health commission. will you please call the roll. >> yes. [roll call]. >> i'll note for the record that she will join us she's having technical issues and i will note it on the minutes when she a arrives. >> president bernal: thank you, mark. we'll move on to the next item. approval of the minutes of the january 19th health committee meeting. commissioners upon

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signed for sunrisers hyderabad in the indian premier league, replacing australian all—rounder mitchell marshy, the son of a former england cricket captain has hinted that he might be able to follow in his dad's footsteps. 18—year—old josh de caires scored an unbeaten century for leeds—bradford universities against yorkshire today. the name doesn't give it away, but he's the son of former england opener michael atherton, and he's already got a deal to play for middlesex. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. the last of the warmth willjust hold on today across south wales and southwest england. we could to make 20 degrees in one or two spots but for most of us today it will feel cooler and fresher with temperatures returning closer to seasonal norms. this area of high—pressure building into the northwest of the country, it will bring this chillier air down on a northeastly breeze but it will also settle the weather. we will see a bit of cloud around in the morning and sunshine will tend to break through and it could stay quite cloudy across eastern coastal areas. cooler across northe

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drive, out of vasco as well coming down to 580 no problems, about 17 minutes off the intersection with marsh creek there. as we get toward the north bay, a smooth flow down across carquinez and benicia bridge and the bay bridge, the reason why the sensors are green is because the traffic is very light. we'll see how the week is shaping up in the next half hour or so. oakland looks great and no construction for the nimitz between fremont and oakland. great stuff. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo is on defense again this morning. he is refusing calls to resign amid a sexual harassment scandal. just last week, at least three women accused publicly cuomo misbehaved with them. over the weekend, two more women aides came forward, also alleging inappropriate behavior. cuomo has denied harassing women and said he was sorry for how his behavior made them feel. dozens of fellow democrats are calling on him to resign. >>> three s.w.a.t. officers are recovering from minor injuries after breaking up a large college party in colorado. police cars arriving to the scene in

marsh. i can't read that part. can you hear me? >> thank you gillibrand members the subcommittee thanks for inviting me here today i appreciate the opportunity to speak about my experiences and my convictions i would like to thack my husband brian for supporting me over the past few years of fighting for justice. i wouldn't be here if it weren't for him. i've been in military spouse for almost four years now in december of 2018 at first base travis air force base, i was sexual assaulted by an e-9 this was a person who should have been the highest example of the air force coreed values and whoy husband and i trusted and respected. even viewed as a mentor to my husband a young cgo at time instead this person betrayed that trust and sexual assaulted after a unit function. this experience nearly destroyed me, our marriage, and it has ruined my husband's air force career.y i kept my trauma secret for months because i i had not unked what happened to me, once i understand this was a sexual assault, i was afraid of what would arise u if i

we have nothing to cover it with to protect it from the weather, so here all the marsh dust and the sandthat gets mixed together, after a time they will crack, so he'll be repairing those, but we keep wood and clappers on the outside that might protect it from the rain or any sort of weather that would come. all things that we've got in the house have really come from no made here at the moment, so all of the prettily carven furniture and all of our baskets and pewter, that's all come from england. the only things that are made here for the most part are very simple things like this stool. things that don't necessarily look very pretty, but we can use them quite well. but there's all sorts of herbs we hang in the house we grow in the gardens but we cut back in the winter and dry them and might keep them for cooking, might use them to make medicine, where it's a flagmatic season in the winter so you want to keep mint and fever flu, sage that can clear the phlegm out of your body. not only for cooking, but things to help you feel more better in the winter. i've got all sorts of things that

next we got a documentary take a look at migrants working in europe's meat packing industry i'm terry marsh thanks very much. and. good. migrant workers drops me packing industry. and thousands of romanians come to germany on a decent living. and on the romanian job market the gap is filled by asian morris by a social dumping. it's a spiral that desperation. close up. next to. india temp that market economy. really said his factory made self-sustaining and don't depend on big company designer tamzin is taking a stance against the cheap garment cranes. you don't get in the market. and i used to having a different background different culture. in 60 minutes on d w. in many countries education is still a privilege poverty is one of the main cause that some young children like in mine shafts instead of going to class others can attend classes after they finished shooting. millions of children all over the world who have to go to school. we ask why. because education makes the world more just. make up your own mind. d.w. make for mines good look at a. several german meat packing plants was hit l

in march of 1783, march 10th of them more with the intent following fall in a marsh tenth 1783, there was none signed letter circulated in washington's newburgh camp. calling for mutiny, calling for rising up against george washington. washington was alarmed to say the least. and it appears that this mutiny and insurrection is coming from inside his own headquarters. and the number 11, the mutiny is met. demented no large building called - you can go to the next slide. for this so-called newburgh conspiracy. washington decided to respondent and bring and did some fruit and brilliantly and lead the instructions us so that hannah bring march 15 some people and a call for a meeting in the civil. they all gathered predict an incentive washington be there early and he was always punctual. he comes a minute late comes in from the back door. he walks up in general horatio and others had shown themselves and they were on the stage. washington demanded that they surrender the stage. he then has a two-part speech in 18 explodes. and the patience and the fortitude in the long sufferings of this

disputed and islands between china and japan where the chinese are very large law enforcement ships and marsh increasing sometimes numbers that they're trying to challenge chapin's administrative control we see the new. this against the other claimants in the south china sea against taiwan and against australia is a strand is the latest target of china's trade coercion and chad china is now boycotting about a dozen products from australia because it's angry that camera has called for an investigation into the arjun's of covert 19 among other. ills that it has is it has committed because it has offended the chinese so i think these are what i was call this very expansive tool box. actions and precious is really quite challenging to the world. the final question here we've got about a minute left what should america's allies expect after this meeting in alaska i think to be quick not to see a further step be operate tracon i mean obviously cha-cha intersect all of a key trajectory now but what i think china has see happening is that there is this coalition fully now it's built around to tears b

loss and gerry and celery and said if you shoot even further last year we saw a major oil spill in marshes by then was there by woods and disaster and i think all of these incidents that really call for a lot of tension to how a bishop in industry is and is regulated but then also what are the good guys and the black sheep in that and business so these are the kind of questions that we need to ask and not only now in the current crisis but also will welcome to a new future maggot a lot of analysts have said that was really needed right now is a a thorough and transparent investigation and what i want to ask you is is that something that's going to be possible you know in egypt right now. well let's say there gene doesn't have the best. track record of that so the possibility of that is limited unless there is a let's say enormous international pressure to have a thorough and. transparent investigation that then see of all the region historically when something like this happens is to try to find that is to try to shift the blame to somebody else. and not really take responsibility if the b

let's speak nick marsh who's in sinapore.e —— show of strength their comments to? quite a show of strength, indeed. if you consider the way that events have been unfolding over the past couple of months and myanmar, the indiscriminate killings, the constant bloodshed, the horrific images we have seen, the unimaginable suffering, really, for so many people in the country. you might say that holding an event like this would be a bit tone deaf, but frankly, i think even that would be a vast understatement. i have been speaking to lots of people over the past couple of months in myanmar, and really, you struggle to find anyone, or i have struggled to find anyone who doesn't loathe the army for what it's done, for the instability it's brought, for the chaos it's created in the country. i don't think that many people in the country, particularly in the cities, are going to be watching this live on television at the moment, besides the fact that it's been held very early on a saturday morning to try to avoid the midday heat for thos

let's speak to our correspondent nick marsh who's in singapore.an we start, then, with these reports of protesters being shot at? ., reports of protesters being shot at? . ., ., shot at? yeah, we heard that security forces _ shot at? yeah, we heard that security forces opened - shot at? yeah, we heard that security forces opened fire i shot at? yeah, we heard that| security forces opened fire on a group operative who were out early in the main, clearly the show of fourth today and naypitaw, these chilling warnings of protesters being dominic risking being shot in the head of the back of they continue to defy authorities have fallen on deaf ears to stomach and for these protesters, it shows you how much they are willing to risk, the depth and the strength of the depth and the strength of the feeling that these protesters have when it comes to resisting this military coup. it also shows that that that kind of business as usual as well for security forces and that issued to kelly policy is being implemented today, as it has been really you would have

of long life well it's a turns out that coastal 1st nations in british columbia also reviewed this marsh room and found to be extremely powerful so there is an example that across the other 2 reasons of the world indigenous people in greece indigenous people in the north west both found that this rare old growth mushroom is extremely important in our pharmacopoeia as in their metal and show us. paul i've got interrupt because we only have 3 minutes left in this show we have tons of questions coming in on you tube we're not going to be able to get to them so here's what i need people to do if you're watching on you tube at $1230.00 eastern time figure out what time that is wherever you are in the world join us on instagram we're going to an instagram live at $1230.00 eastern that is a.j. stream at a.j. stream but before we leave the show paul i know you wanted to touch on microdrives dot me can you tell us what that is. right microdots not me as a largest survey ever of people using it still so i've been in other psychedelics at below 'd threshold of feeling it's called substance or young

our correspondent nick marsh says much of the military general�*s speech was him repeating the linesing to justify the military takeover. yeah, general min aung hlaing came out with most of the classics, really, that we have been hearing over the last couple of months since that military takeover on the first of february. corruption allegations against the national league for democracy, claims of voter fraud in the november election, the idea that the coup, this takeover, was to make myanmar more peaceful, somehow more democratic, whatever that means, but you know, these are things which have been repeated time and time again. he also took a swipe against protesters saying that they were the ones responsible for the violence and the bloodshed that we have been seeing on the streets over the past month or so, which is absolutely staggering, really, when you consider that this man is the head of a professional fighting force which has just come out, like you mentioned, and said, "we will shoot you in the head if you are protesting and misbehave". i mean, if you look at this parade, thi

for you as someone who has raised the alarm for so many years about the atrocities committed by mia marsh military against people in myanmar that still no major action has been taken. well that has been frustrating for me during my mandate and today i hope the security council will do a better job than it's done in the past i hope that russia and china will rise up. to the situation and really demonstrate that they can be active participants concerned by to stakeholders in the international fora china says that they will not tolerate or they will not accept. instability and in their neighboring country then china has to show what they again do because china has the most leverage in dealing with it at my door and so i think this is a time where 2 things must be recognized by this occurred each council that now that the behavior is in the actions of the tatmadaw they terrorist group they're using snipers tear gas is bombs and killing people from the shooting for the head we've had 2 deaths by children 14 and 16 shot in the head and the 2nd thing the security council will have to really reco

all of our health experts are unbelievable, the great clay marsh or dr.jod or general hoyer and all of the people that are my medical experts, they're doing an amazing job. and when we tell our people over and over and over -- i tell them this almost every day, for crying out loud, do you really think you're going to take the vaccine and grow antlers? i mean, come on. look at all of the medical knowledge that is around you. you've got to be taking the vaccines and they are. >> brennan: before i let you go, the same question i put to governor murphy: should the governor of new york resign in the wake of the slew of allegations against him? >> i don't know every single thing, but i know this: the states, whether it be new jersey or new york, they've got it all wrong. we got it right in west virginia. little, old west virginia -- >> brennan: these allegations on personal behavior, though. >> i think it is terrible. and i truly believe, you know, he has a dog's mess on his hands. with all of this, where it stands, it is not going to do anything but get worse.

envoy for me on marsh she wants to visit the region and to visit the country itself but so far she has not been granted permission. i have emotional testimonies have been heard on the 2nd day of the trial against a former police officer charged with killing told floyd in the us city of minneapolis a teenager and a child were among those who spoke in course off camera because of their ages witnesses described how they tried to intervene and became increasingly angry as they demanded their children take his name off lloyd's knock down had been has more . as he watched derek show vanilla and george floyd's increasingly lifeless body donald williams called the police to report on the police at some point did you make a 911 call. the police. and why did you do that because i believe out with a murderer. williams testifying for a 2nd time on day 2 of the high profile civil rights trial can be heard on bystander video calling out to officers to stop the man a move yet bro the man on whom they're growing the teen who took that viral video of floyd beneath the needy of former minneapolis police

school fan interaction has now moved to social media things have changed in other ways as well as the marsh become complicated my father couldn't really give me contract advice in my day players were already on good money now there's a gap of a different magnitude between leroy and his dad that brings other potential tensions into play with all. the rain is how to deal with the devastating loss of their eldest son jack when he was just 13 now g.a.o. is far from the family home regular communication is crucial it is hard it is hard that we can be be there you know especially when he needs us you know and you know but again it's it's at least we have face time and we can we can talk and it's different than when i play we were writing letters to each other in the mail so you're a little bit closer to him and you can see how he's doing in his feelings in this family there's not just a little between father and son either danielle egan rayna turned out 6 times. for the u.s. women's team i was always on hand to give her some sage advice. generations a game of course and she would help me with the

remember all of parliament for me and marsh rakhine state has died after being arrested by the military over night his cause of death is still unknown police have used tear gas and life fire to despair as crowds of protesters in cities. u.s. president joe biden has achieved his 1st major legislative victory the senate has passed a $1.00 trillion dollar coronavirus relief bill by the narrowest of margins the fulfillment of biden's campaign promise will provide one of payments of $1400.00 to most americans a bill like goes back to the democratic controlled house for approval mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . goal is just thank the bull was finally passed in the process tied to a vote a rama it was the longest senate vote in recent memory approval coming more than 24 hours after the roll of members was called this bill will deliver more help to more people than anything the federal government has done in decades we could have worked together to speed up. our democratic colleagues made a decision a top priority one pandemic relief it was their washer and wish wish. the whole process

school fan interaction has now moved to social media things have changed in other ways as well as the marsh become complicated my father couldn't really give me contract advice in my day players were already on good money now there's a gap of a different magnitude between leroy and his dad that brings other potential tensions into play with. the brain is how to deal with the devastating loss of their eldest son jack when he was just 13 now g.a.o. is far from the family home regular communication is crucial it is hard it is hard that we can be be there you know especially when he needs us you know and you know but again it's at least we have face time or we can we can talk and it's different than when i played we were writing letters to each other in the mail so you're a little bit closer to him and you can see how he's doing and his feelings in this family there's not just the bond between father and son either danielle egan rain that turned out 6 times. as for the u.s. women's team i was always on hand to give her some sage advice. she understands a game of course and she would help me wit

i would like to adjourn today's board meeting for vincent marsh, and i don't think there are too manyremember that he was san francisco's at the died at the age of 71 and he drove willie brown crazy but he is the person that actually made the landmark's laws article 10 and 11 the laws that we deal with today and he did it in a way that was remarkably dignified and profound. he was from the east coast. he got his undergraduate degree from sunni and masters degree from the university of connecticut and his masters, historic preservations, from cornell. he was registered as a qualified architect actual historian who actually met the secretary of intin year standards to his entire adult life and he is left us all legacy. he is survived by his father, frank, his brother frank junior, his sister marianne, couple of nephews and my heartfelt condolences to his san francisco preservation family and those add mirrorses from my wife nancy to mark piaz to catherine and many others and finally, while i'm inmemoriam department, thank you for allowing me to be added to the inmemoriam and i will get

our news reporter nick marsh is in singapore.t's reflect on that broadcast on state media, the warning protesters.- the warning protesters. yeah, absolutely _ the warning protesters. yeah, absolutely chilly _ the warning protesters. yeah, absolutely chilly morning - absolutely chilly morning there, with —— a chilling warning. the first time that the military has come out and made an explicit warning like this. in terms of the actual method of the way that they will kill protesters for even the slightest infraction. they have actually been doing this for at least a month now and it still has not deterred protesters of the fact they have had to come out and actually say it after they have been physically doing it for about a month shows you the level of resistance and the, commonwealth, indifference of a lot of protesters to the risks posed to their own physical safety and risks of the strength of feeling runs deep through ben mee society and people remember —— through burmese society and people remember the decades of misrule and

our news reporter nick marsh is in singapore.back to what i was talking about right at the top there, the words from the military leader at those parade. military leader at those arade. . military leader at those parade-— military leader at those arade. . ., ~ ~ parade. yeah, general min aung hlain: parade. yeah, general min aung hlaing came _ parade. yeah, general min aung hlaing came out _ parade. yeah, general min aung hlaing came out with _ hlaing came out with most of the classics, really that we have been hearing over the last couple of months since that military takeover on the first of february. corruption allegations against the national league for democracy, claims of voterfraud national league for democracy, claims of voter fraud in the november election, the idea that the coup, this takeover was to make myanmar more peaceful, somehow more democratic, whatever that means, but you know, these are things which have been repeated time and time again. he also took a swipe against protesters saying that they were the ones r

for both the lowlands, they're both salt marshes, they're both dictated by the tides. so tubma's skills that she earned here in dorchester county where -- everyone knew that switch was sent down there to help and to coordinate into a system. this final section of our visitor center talks about tubman's later life. she bought a home in auburn and she also attended a church and started a home for african americans. she was a suffregette, she fought for women's rights and she also had a ship named after her, the ses era tubman as a--. and this is the final part of the tour. i'd like to highlight that there are stained glass images of dorchester county in the summer, winter and the spring. this image right here shows harriet tubman pointing at the north star, and emancipating a number of people and it's done by jacob lawrence. but it also shows the hazards that were there. shows a snake with a fork tongue, shows people carrying food and babies and children and it shows squirrels and owls, it just shows the nature of this area. and since our building is south facing on this

i mean look me in marshes borders with the like china thailand laos trade for it its way through the region everybody is affected and so these countries are not happy and even though the block is made up of different religions different languages different political systems they really should be coming out and one voice and agreeing on certain issues like ending the usably. ending arbitrated changing those who've been detained and so on and we hope that they act this is our moment how do they do that though practically what steps do they need to take well there's a number of steps that they can take and we're seeing that already there needs to be direct engagement i think with the military and been h.p. conversations with them about stepping back from the brink stepping back from the use of lethal force against protesters and looking at a way to resolve this issue that we're seeing there peacefully and that is in the interests of all of these countries in the r.c.m. bloc as i've said ok thank you so much kingsley abbott for speaking to us from new zealand thank you. thank you. now in

they have to overcome inclement weather and build their livelihoods on treacherous marsh land. also play hard. milan is known as the city to drink. >> it is very cool. you see it is rainy and cold but italian people always go to peti boat. it is meant to wet your appetite. >> i am here with tess who's something of an expert on this. you started doing this about five years ago? >> yes. she was known for her ironic take on modern living. she now calls milan her home. >> now we are going to a bar, a very special bar and this amazing cocktail. >> really? >> is this the joint? >> oh, jesus. >> we have not had a drink yet. >> spritz have taken the world by a storm. it was originally the drink. compari, its key ingredient is made here in milan. >> great, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> cheers. >> salute. >> here you can drink and eat. >> you go back at home and you don't have to cook. >> oh, thank you. >> oh, there is the food. you eat and you're more hungry so you eat again. this is fantastic. >> it is amazing. it is amazing. a lot take their work so seriously that they hardly

the first panel of witnesses include natalie kuam, amy frank, amy marsh, and quentin mcnair who retired from the army after 25 years of service. the second panel will have brenda farrell, and the third panel will have eugene fidel. retired colonel don christiansen and retired colonel lawrence morris will also be included. the subcommittee will also receive statements from other survivors and survivor advocates who unfortunately given the time and space constraints were not able to be accommodated. without objection we will include all other statements in the record. there is an epidemic of sexual assault in the military. the dod's most recent survey estimated almost 20 1000 service members were sexually assaulted in 2018. that makes them more likely to be raped by their fellow service members then shot by the enemy in war. since 2013 unrestricted reports of sexual assault in the military have doubled, yet the rate of prosecution and conviction has halved. the assailant was often somebody in the survivor's chain of command. the same chain of command responsible for deciding the case. the

they're bolt salt marshes. they're both dictated by the tides. so tubman's skills that she learned here in dorchester county were very useful in south carolina as well. and everyone knew that. so she was sent down there to help, and to coordinate and to assist the others. this final section of our visitors center, talks about tubman's later life. she bought a home in auburn and she also attended a church and started a home for indigent aged african-americans, she was a suffrageette, fought for women's rights and also has a ship named after her the ss harriet tubman and that's all highlighted here. and this is the final part of the tour. i'd like to highlight that there are stained glass images of dorchester county, and in the summer, winter, and the spring. this image right here shows harriet tubman pointing at the north star, and emancipating a number of people. and some by jacob lawrence. but it also shows the hazards that were there. it shows the snake with the port tongue it shows people carrying food and babies and children and it shows squi

they have to overcome inclement weather and build their livelihoods on treacherous marsh land.rd. i've heard that within italy milan is known as the city to drink. ♪ >> it's very, very cool, because you saw it's rainy, it's cold, but italian people, they always go to the petite boat. >> it is meant to whet your appetite. i'm here with tess, who's somewhat of an expert on the subject. you started doing this about five years ago? >> yes. >> she's a milamilan-based soci media sensation, who's known for her ironic take on modern living. half french, half italian, she now calls milan her home. >> now we are going to a bar, a very special bar and this amazing cocktail. >> really? >> is this the joint? >> oh, jesus. >> we have not had a drink yet. >> spritz have taken the world by storm. but it was originally the consequential milanese drink. campari, its key ingredient, is made here in milan. >> great, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> cheers. >> salute. >> here you can drink and eat. you go back at home and you don't have to cook. >> oh, thank you. >> oh, there is the food. >> s

marsh road, in luton.sis and has taken a heavy dose of amphetamines. arriving on the scene, armed response officers, sergeant loren short and pc geoffrey bennett, who pin leon to the ground for 13 and a half minutes, just out of sight of the only camera that recorded it. exactly what happened against this wall, we may never know for certain. at the inquest, the police officers gave various accounts that leon was laying on his side, oratan angle, or that he was moving constantly. but, among a string of eyewitnesses, there was general agreement that leon was face down on his front for most, if not all, of his restraint. leon is handcuffed and his legs are bound together. the pathologist said bruising on his body was consistent with a lot of pressure on his back, but, in court, sergeant short denied using excessive force. mr briggs pushed pc bennett and was an unmanageable risk of violence, he said. the only paramedic at the scene, kevin mead, here fixing his jacket, chose not to carry out a physical assessme

vincent marsh. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. is there any other business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: and in the spirit of unity, i bring you this quote -- and if we want to achieve our goal, then let us employ ourselves with the weapon of knowledge and let us shield ourselves with unity and togetherness. malala youssef. no more business. this meeting is adjourned. >> clerk: thank you. >>. >> clerk: committee members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. both cable channel 26 and sfgtv are streaming the information across the screen. public comment is available by calling 415-655-0001. meeting i.d. 187-836-1885. then press pound twice. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussion but you will be muted and in listening mode only. best practices are to turn down your telephone or computer or raid -- radio and speak slowly an

as nick marsh reports. best, as they can country descended into crisis, the army put on a display of strength and superiority. isolated from its citizens in the country's baron z. armed forces day marks a resistance against japanese occupation during the second world war, but it is also a chance for the generals to roll out their best hardware and indulge in a spot of nationalism, even with much of the country in open rebellion against them. the co—leader repeated most of his usual claims. but his opponents are corrupt, that the november election, which was one so convincing —— so convincingly by and fancied she was fortunate. and perhaps most astonishingly that it was the protesters themselves who are to blame for the violence. not the well armed troops who stood before him. to set violent acts that affect and security in order to make demands are in force. some russian officers are in force. some russian officers are also in the present. they face a barrage of such a presence from the west and mostly fina

we have a lot of beach downs and communities, but also, we have marsh lands. we have beautiful oak trees hundreds of years old and great hospitality and that's the definition of the low country and what we mean by that and clearly, we have so much population growth down there. i was saying earlier, all the tourists that come and visit never leave so it's a beautiful place and every sunset, every sunrise is just entirely gorgeous and it's one of the reasons i'm a conservationist. you hear about conservation issues because i want to retain the beauty of the low country and why people visit us and why people go and start businesses there and move there, retire, et cetera. it's just a really, really beautiful place. i think it's the most beautiful place in the country. >> yeah, it's gorgeous. i had the fortune of being in charleston last year for a wedding and you know, i didn't want to leave either. you're absolutely right. and now, your district, you won one of the really close races, you know, maybe not in the hundreds of votes like a few of the other house rep

andy marsh, strongest possible terms. andy marsh. the _ strongest possible terms. tensions have been rising. a few weeks ago _ happen this week? tensions have been rising. a few weeks ago the _ happen this week? tensions have been rising. a few weeks ago the position i rising. a few weeks ago the position of the government was to not say anything about what the eu was doing, but gradually tougher after the language has crept in to the mounds of ministers. the message from the government to the public in the uk is that nothing that is happening with the eu jeopardises the vaccine roll—out of the targets for that, the vaccine roll—out of the targets forthat, is the vaccine roll—out of the targets for that, is nothing that is happening with the road map for lifting lockdown restrictions in england. that is proceeding as planned. as for the message to the eu, this is what the health and care minister had to say earlier. iloathed eu, this is what the health and care minister had to say earlier.- minister had to say earlier. what is really important, _ minister had to sa

as nick marsh reports. this was the myanmar military doing what it knows best.superiority. isolated from its citizens in the country's barren capital city. armed forces day marks the resistance against japanese occupation during the second world war, but it is also a chance for the generals to wheel out their best hardware and indulge in a spot of nationalism, even with much of the country in open rebellion against them. the coup leader general ming online repeated most of his usual claims, that his opponents are corrupt, that the november election, which was won so convincingly by aun sang su chi's party was fraudulent and most astonishingly, that it was the contesters themselves to blame for the violence, not the well—armed troops who stood before him. translation: violent acts that affect stability - and security in order to make demands are inappropriate. some russian forces were also attending. their continued support will come as a relief to the generals, who face a barrage of international pressure from the west and mostly silence from their regional neig