i was talking to myra. she told me she had the chance to facetime at the hospital and told him, laughing, that the air conditioning went out last week, the drainage is backed up, and she said she got an eye roll out of him, that's progress on that front. kristen? >> a heartbreaking story, we're sending all of our thoughts for his recovery. vaughn hillyard, thank you for putting a face on the high stakes as negotiators continue to try to get a deal for all those americans who are in pain right now and who need economic relief. vaughn hillyard, thank you for that. >>> remember the long lines at the polls during georgia's primary election? now the state is getting a big assist from the atlanta hawks to make sure we don't see this again. we'll tell you about how the team is helping the state and making history in the process, that's next. stay with us. i'm still discovering what's next. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...not caused by a heart valve pro

his wife myra was in the hospital as well for over a week with covid. their restaurant has been shut down for two months. and that has led them to the point myra's out of the hospital covid-free, but while joe is in there just last night she reopened, made the decision to reopen her restaurants along with her two daughters, mimi and isabel. i want to let you hear a part of my conversation on how joe is doing and what the restaurant business looks like here right now. >> these gotten a little bit on his thumbs, a little movement. so he's not at this point completely paralyzed. he's going to have to go for the surgery, and hopefully he'll be able to recover. but everybody's told us that he wouldn't and here we are eight weeks later. so we're not giving up on him. >> for your 32 employees what role do they play in your decision to be opening the business? >> they want to work. they don't want to -- they're workers. they've been with me forever. and they want -- you know, my success is their success. and they've never missed a paycheck and they've never mis

>>he's only material things over the 30 plus years lawyers lived here with his wife myra he says he's met great neighbors that became more like family people like juan salas who went knocking door to door to wake his neighbors get them out safely was very very i think it was more a finance ready before. >>the fire and then the colder side of the building being converted to a bass solo started a go fund me to help his neighbors. albert carlos im myra find a new home i we just want to make sure that they can not why we don't ice they can reveal because of this area there are hard-working really nice people very going and we just one. >>down to ok. >>and the cause of this fire is still under investigation, however, the neighbors that i spoke with believe the fire began in a another neighbor's car that was parked right below this apartment building in one of the car port areas right here. they said that's where an initial explosion sound and flames started but again still no cause yet determined for now live in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news center. thank walnut creek woman has

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going to be here decided the and that are in no way we're going to go from there's lee and his wife myra called this place home for more than 30 years. >>now everything gone, including prized possessions from the days when lawyer was a professional boxer really important thing said ahead. he's a head. >>week for those with muhammad ali. and jack dempsey is joel fish neighbor one solace was one of the first people that smell the smoke and went door to door waking up his neighbors. he says the fire started in another neighbors, van that was parked underneath the building found span. >>the flames were coming from you know. it was you know the bottom the back of the park there for a few and entirely. he went on the fly ball solace also lost everything in the fire. >>he's instead raising money for his elderly neighbors, albert carlos in my right to help them get back on their feet i we just want to make sure that they can not why we don't ice they can reveal because of this area there are hard-working really nice people very going. >>and we just one down to ok well neighbors believe that the

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it was not as crowded as andersonville or l myra, but a pretty tough situation. prisoners were exchanged at the beginning of the work, but by 18 624, general grant said no more imprisonedecause soldiers hurt the confederate side more than ours because we can always replenish. ser was gifted. i think he sold some of these developers and are because we have evidence some of them wrote home saying there is a very clever artist here. captured by a black soldier. what makes this piece remarkable is he shows african-american soldiers guarding him, which for a southerner must have been a deep kind of humiliation, which we know is nice retribution. valerie: i think we actually have that in the next slide. it is interesting because he was painted -- he painted so many artworks and it is such a huge body of work that it was thought of the work of more than one person, but it seems to just be his. at the new-york historical society, the art collection has a portfolio for watercolors. this is a selection of them. what did they depict in general? there are so many. harold: it

she was born myra maybell shirley and her nicknames were the outlaw queen or the bandit queen. her family supported the confederacy. she had been educated at a girls academy and appeared to be on the way to a respectable middle-class life. her brother had taught her to use guns and ride horses and many believe she unofficially joined him on some of his raids during the war. he died in 1864 and the business was ruined so the family moved to texas for a fresh start. at that point, her life trajectory went from a respectful middle-class woman to one who a less position. she had two children. her husband grew up in missouri and had joined quantrill's raiders and fled to texas. by the time of his daughter's birth, he had been involved in a gang when he allegedly murdered somebody fled with his family to california. shortly after, they returned to missouri and jim reed road off and on with gangs and tom steyer gangs. in april of 74, they robbed the san antonio stage and bell was named as an ancestry on the indictment. jim, however, was on the run and was killed in paris, texas in 187

she was born myra may belle shirley in 1848, and her nicknames were the outlaw queen or the bandit queen her family supported the confederacy. she had been educated at a girls academy and trained to be a pianist, and appeared to be on her way to a respectable middle class life. but her brother had taught her to use guns and ride horses and many believe she joined him on raids during the war, bud died in 1864, and by that point, her father's business as an innkeeper was ruined. it's at that point that her life trajectory went from being a respectable middle class woman to one who associated with outlaws if wasn't an outlaw herself. she married jim reed, and they had two children. now, jim reed had grown up in missouri and knew the surlys. he had joined quantrel's raiders and fled to texas following the war where he and belle got married. by the time of pearl's birth, he had become in the tom star gang. he became a wanted man when he allegedly murdered somebody so he fled with his family to california. shortly after eddy's birth, they returned to missouri, and jim reed rode off and on with

you're going to be here and decided the matter no way we're going to go from there's lee and his wife myra called this place home for more than 30 years. >>now everything gone, including prized possessions from the days when lawyer was a professional boxer really important thing said ahead. he's a head. >>week for those with muhammad ali. and jack dempsey and joel fish neighbor one solace was one of the first people that smell the smoke and went door to door waking up his neighbors. he says the fire started in another neighbors, van that was parked underneath the building found span. >>the flames were coming from you know. it was you know the bar on the back of the park there for a few anxiety, he went on the fly ball solace also lost everything in the fire. >>he's instead raising money for his elderly neighbors, albert carlos in my right to help them get back on their feet i we just want to make sure that they cannot. >>why we don't ice they can reveal because of this area there are hard-working really nice people very going and we just one down to ok well neighbors believe that the fire

you're going to be here decided the and that are no way we're going to go from there's lee and his wife myra called this place home for more than 30 years. >>now everything gone, including prized possessions from the days when lawyer was a professional boxer really important thing said ahead. he's a head. >>week for those with muhammad ali. and jack dempsey is joel fish neighbor one solace was one of the first people that smell the smoke and went door to door waking up his neighbors. he says the fire started in another neighbors, van that was parked underneath the building found span. >>the flames were coming from you know. it was you know the bottom the back of the park there for a few and entirely. he went on the fly ball solace also lost everything in the fire. >>he's instead raising money for his elderly neighbors, albert carlos in my right to help them get back on their feet i we just want to make sure that they can not why we don't ice they can reveal because of this area there are hard-working really nice people very going. >>and we just one. >>down to ok. >>well neighbors believe tha

we will now hear from myra swat. >> yes. i'd like to confirm that you can hear me all right. >> clerk: yes, we can. thank you. >> thank you, and thank you for your time. i'm a proud san francisco native. >> clerk [inaudible] i'm sorry. somebody is not on mute. go ahead. i'm going to reset your time. >> thank you. i think we're missing the big picture here. it's not that san francisco is different. we are progressive, we are thoughtful, we are innovative, and instead of being another big city owned by big developers form coalitions, we are a city where progressive activists have made progress. san francisco has a proud record of including community bases organizations in the decision making structure. now if we're all so well known for our san francisco values, socially, culturally, and morally, if we're all so well known for being progressive and standing up for what is right, how can we integrate the community's hope for future housing, to simply eradiindicaerad all the trees that are in the area? trees absouthbound co2, po

need apply that's right and it's fun to go myra's in the black sea and they did mediterranean if you can do so at the d.n.c. because. there will each use that's going to be shot with greece but up until today when the prime minister announced that he will be expounding to of not go my it was certainty on you can see it to eat regional is the only country globally that we're still 6 not to go miles greece doing that expanding to build a new government in the home you can see does understand that there are issues with so it is something that has to be discussed right so it's it is a legal move that the greeks are taking it's an area as we said closer to italy than anything else but it is i guess the type of thing which will worry turkey what do you make of the turkish reaction is it almost turning into threats from them now . well what greece is doing is they're not they're the same that i was beating up decedents tensions between the 2 countries or of course none of them wants to use military force to try to resolve this but we are see that greece is probably trying to push e.u. count

she was born myra mabel shirley in 1848, and her nicknames were the outlaw queen orthoped the b queen. her family supported the confederacy. she had been educated at a girls academy and trained to be a pianist. she appeared to be on her way to a respectable middle class life. her older brother, john addison, had taught her to use guns and ride horses and many believe she joined him on some of his raids with quantrill. the family moved to texas for a fresh start, and it was at that point that belle's life trajectory went from being a respectable middle class woman too one who at least associated with outlaws if not an outlaw herself. she married jim reed in 1866 and they had two children, pearl and eddie. now, jim reed had grown up in missouri. he had joined quantrill's raiders and also fled to texas during the war where he and belle got married. by the time of pearl's birth, he had become involved in the tom star game. they were cattle russlers. shortly after eddie's birth in 1871, they returned to missouri and jim reed fought -- rode off and on with both the james/younger game and th

i said my heartfelt condolences to gloria and myra, vanessa's mother and sister to the men and women in our military communities and our witnesses here today who are also grieving and searching for answers. it wish that circumstances were different and that congress could've done more sooner to address the pervasive climate of sexual harassment and assault in our military. i hope today's hearing will lead us down a relentless path toward swift military adjustments reform which from my colleagues say they waited a long time for these things and protections for all of our men and women who serve. i understand the inspector general of fort hood concluded the short program and executed as prescribed and needs army standard. many military women have come forward to share their own personal stories of sexual harassment in a sexual assault. these women have shared and been overlooked in silence. how do you rectify your findings with the real lived experiences of these women and is there something that has been overlooked? >> congresswoman, the execution of the program is standard, the probl

from upstate new york, al myra, my first vote for president was david eisenhower. only vote for people i respect and feel our leaders. this year, i support joe biden. let's go next to francis, joining us from tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. the first amendment has the freedom to assemble and the redress ofk for a our grievances, but i just cannot understand how smashing an innocent business owner's property is asking for a redress of grievances. how can anybody, especially these mayors, stand back and allow their citizens' property to be vandalized and destroyed? if it is not so bad, that them come to your house and do those same things. i just cannot get it. especially when the news media says these demonstrations are mostly peaceable, but they do not show it. all of the pictures. when you are doing that sort of stuff, destroying people's businesses and livelihoods, how can that be mostly peaceable? lord. do help us, this country needs your help. thank you very much. host: as we mentioned at the top of the program, one person is dead in portland, or

we will now hear from myra swat. >> yes. i'd like to confirm that you can hear me all right. >> clerk: yes, we can. thank you. >> thank you, and thank you for your time. i'm a proud san francisco native. >> clerk [inaudible] i'm sorry. somebody is not on mute. go ahead. i'm going to reset your time. >> thank you. i think we're missing the big picture here. it's not that san francisco is different. we are progressive, we are thoughtful, we are innovative, and instead of being another big city owned by big developers form coalitions, we are a city where progressive activists have made progress. san francisco has a proud record of including community bases organizations in the decision making structure. now if we're all so well known for our san francisco values, socially, culturally, and morally, if we're all so well known for being progressive and standing up for what is right, how can we integrate the community's hope for future housing, to simply eradiindicaerad all the trees that are in the area? trees absouthbound co2, po

myra, are you —— maya are you a user? i think i'm too old. maybe i should try it.eally something that has been talked about a lot of of the summer which is president from's talking of the treatment of tick—tock and how he's approach the sent threatening to ban the app from the united states, and to do with the involvement with the chinese company, and really what this article is sort of saying is that partly, this could potentially be seen as a sort of response, so china bans what might be seen as the equivalent, so whatsapp, so this could be seen that sort of a response to that. i think there is also the broader context in which trump is going for the election and being a drummeraround trump is going for the election and being a drummer around some of these certain issues to try to partly speak to his base and drum up some of the sort of messages that we've seen him rely on in the past. this article also does sort of talk about how we see the internet and we see it as something that's open and we can it as something that's open and we ca n a ccess it as something