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enraged course, attorney general palmer and it whoged palmer's assistant was the real architect of the 20-year-old j edgar hoover, then head of the justice department's radical division and not long afterward, the head of the bureau of investigation that became the the -- athe -- a post post hoover occupied for gaetz. occupied for decades. hoover got congress to investigate post, but post held on and kept his position. hoover lost his battle with post but he went on to win many others. hoover greatly enlarged government infiltration and surveillance of left-wing groups of all sorts, something that would last for a century to come. that work included the planting of professional provocateurs. for here is the front page of a newspaper from pittsburgh about some people arrested in an in 1919.ombing plot there were three suspects, but look closely at the one in the upper right. localthe secretary of the branch, supposedly named leo walch, but his real name was louis wendell, agent 836 of the bureau of investigation. for two years, he had been active in the branch in pittsburgh, periodicall

he had a son named crispus attucks palmer jr. a few years later, he registered for the world war i draft, although he did not serve. then he was a widower and lived with his children to norfolk city, where he owned his home free and clear, and worked as a clerk at the post office. later, crispus married again. he and his second wife provided for their family. the home was worth $3500. they purchased a radio and placed a high priority on education. crispus still held his post office position and rose and his oldest daughter were schoolteachers. crispus jr. was soon off on his own achievements. he completed four years of college, an impressive achievement for a black man. he was working as a film editor in the motion picture industry until may 1942 when he enlisted in the army to help defend the country. he earned the rank of technician fifth grade and give his life. he never married or had children so we can only speculate whether he carried on tributes to the first martyr of the revolution. the palmer family personifies a culture

ruled the palmer could still be alive this marks from a close by the nearest was 80 yards away. q.c. from that due to shortcomings in the security system the armed officers were not aware of requirements to remain in the close proximity to the gates the inquest also had evidence revealing that a senior officer had raised concerns about the positioning of marksman then there were all. also allegations that m i 5 should have been monitoring the suit was a must in combat at the time or closely with the security service refuted at the time of the inquest but on top of all of that the metropolitan police itself has refused to accept responsibility to keep the staff and hasn't responded to this latest action except to confound it has received a notice of it but did apologize in the aftermath of the inquest the chief coroner has plainly carried out a rigorous and full inquiry and we and reservedly accept his conclusions even the possibility that the m.p.'s lost the chance to prevent the murder of a brave and courageous officer is unacceptable for the loss of that possibility to protect

ruled the palmer could still be alive this marksman close by the nearest was 18 yards away. from that due to shortcomings in the security system the armed officers were not aware of requirement to remain in the close proximity to the gates the inquest also heard evidence revealing that a senior officer had raised concerns about the positioning of marksman then there were also allegations that m i 5 should have been monitoring the suit was a must in combat at the time more closely with the security service refuted at the time of the inquest but on top of all of the metropolitan police itself has refused to accept responsibility the case promised and hasn't responded to this latest action except to confirm it has received the notice of it but did apologize in the aftermath of the inquest the chief coroner has plainly carried out a rigorous. and we reservedly accept his conclusion even the possibility that the m.p.'s lost the chance to present a brave and courageous officer is unacceptable for the loss of the possibility to protect him from masood we are deeply sorry security o

karen palmer bethlehem dusty rag ok and. thank you very much to our studio audience for being here today after a global media forum. and bonnie thanks so much and take care. thanks. thanks. charlie crist's me the job numbers but. the bomb. marketplace we're going. to. on the road with our superheroes my mission is clear. and to me closely should explore germany. they've done. everything out there's a lot going on in their local. germany tried and tested. to minutes on w. . i'm not laughing at them because sometimes i am but i stand up and whimper that the german thinks deep into their german culture of looking at the stereotypes of the club but it's interesting to see the country that i'm playing. needed to take his grandmother day out to meet girls it's all about. my my job join me to meet the jetman from d.w. . post. carefully. simply be sure to be a good. match. discover the. lemon. subscribe to my documentary. i'm going crazy thing in the whole time. how to handle on the lies in times of the koran a pandemic. a reporter.

william palmer was likely a slave. in 1870 he was a domestic servant. while he could read and write, his wife could not. literateny was --annie was literate and he was a county revenue inspector. um black the post bell middle class, removed from the subservience of slavery and able to parent households in which education was a priority. they became homeowners and had the expectation the next generation would exceed their own accompaniments. in naming a black child after a two generations of palmer's claimed their place as american citizens and showed the pride of crispus attucks' status in black communities across the nation. despite upward mobility, black americans generally saw their stock decline after the civil war. there hopes for equality, acceptance in american society expended briefly -- expanded briefly with constitutional amendments. guaranteeing equal citizenship rights, but those hopes and eroded after the 1870's. when crispus attucks palmer was born, 2000 black men have held political office in southern states, 16 in the congress. at the bi

keith palmer during the westminster terror attack on march 27th seen from the family of the officer that it was dusty has a story. forces facing legal action over the death of palmer who died during the terror attack back in 2017 right here at the gates of parliament michelle palmer's offices which is now accusing scotland yard of failing to do more to protect her husband leaving him in her words alone. and having to guard and open gates palmer was one of 5 that was killed in the attack by helen. 82 seconds to drove across the bridge from the opposite end plowing into many protests before finally crashing into parliament it's then that he descended from his car and fatally stabbed to try. his rampage only came to an end when he was shot dead by armed officers the chief coroner ruled the palmer could still be alive marksman a close by the nearest was 80 yards away. from that due to shortcomings in the security system the armed officers were not aware of requirement to remain in the close proximity to the gates the inquest also heard evidence revealing that a senior officer had raised conc

elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> holy weekun with empty places of worship, but people are still keeping the faith this palm sunday. in jerusalem, monks handed out palm fronds at doors and by reaching up to balconies. at the vatican, pope francis said mass to a near empty st. peters basilica. across america, people of all faiths are finding new ways to connect this palm sunday. but some are defying orders not to gather. jonathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: fire and brimstone. >> reporter: and defiant inside louisiana's life tabernacle, where against state and federal orders, pastor tony opened his doors this palm sunday to a packed crowd. he said banning church services is a violation of the first amendment. louisiana's governor disagreed. >> i'm calling upon those parishioners to not go, because it is grossly irresponsible. >> reporter: across the country religious leaders are holding services and risking their parishioners and their community's health, from tampa, florida, where pastor rodney howard-browne was arrested an

here is elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: these are not traditional paeals of easter jo.nstead, spain's toll in remembrance of the almost 17,000 killed by covid-19. in nearby italy which was even worse hit, the pope said mass to a tiny handful of vatican insiders in stunning contrast to past years of standing room only crowds. >> hallelujah, christ has risen. >> reporter: and in the uk, the archbishop of canterbury led the easter service online from his kitchen. there was a lot of concern this week because prime minister boris johnson had been admitted to intensive care with coronavirus, but we've now heard that he's actually out of the hospital and says he owes his life to the doctors and nurses who looked after him. >> the reason in the end my body did start to get enough oxygen was because for every second of the night, they were watching. >> reporter: so far britain has not run out of critical care beds. but as the weather warms up, the government is pleading with people to respect the lockdown and social distancing. software engineer david hunt was severely ill with

that was a message sent by palmer over the radio waves, so a lot of native tribes had code talkers it i know, you know, for the congressional committee, as i was the one who was sharing before the congressional committee, there were some designs that were initially picked out by the committee. we did not necessarily totally agree with those particular design elements, and we began to share our story about our history of the seminoles, and i shared that. at one time in our history, the language that our people spoke actually wanted to be eradicated off the face of the earth, but that same language that was so fiercely fought against during this conflict people know as the seminole wars, it actually was the very same language that saved thousands of american lives during world war ii. and once i explained to them our elements and what our desires were as far as the seminal nation, then the united states in that particular committee agreed the seminoles should have minted on their metal what they desire. it was a great time as a personal moment in my life as well. here in this wing of th

we spoke with sheryl palmer about how the industry is adjusting to this new normal.e should beink surprised by the numbers, if you think about what has happened in the last 45 days. marge was really a tale of two halves, we started to meet with some of the strongest activity in years. we just released our q1, sure that our orders were up 35% respectively, so tremendous momentum moving into march. by the end of march, it was a different environment across the country. builders were either closed, or by appointment only, stay-at-home orders different across the u.s. as people disruptive were trying to find out how to operate in that new normal. municipalities were staffed and very degrees by market. the permit process, i heard some permits were even quarantined for days at a time. there are a number of different factors, where we came into the month, and how we will come out, over the next few weeks. >> can you give me some insight regionally? we have seen different orders from different states and counties on what to do, stay at home, can you give me some details on w

elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> gradney: it is all so very sad. hsident trump had hoped to tap church pews and reopen america. he now admits it was "aspriational," but says a decision will come reasonably ison. nikole killion is at the white house. >> this easter will be much different than others because in many cases we will be separated physically. >> reporter: in an easter message, president trump says he hopes americans can get back together soon. >> it could probably start at least in some ways, maybe next month. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci says it is possible the country could begin a gradual reopening as early as may, but it wouldn't be a one-size-fits-all approach. >> it is not going to be a light switch, that we say okay, it is now june, july, or whatever, click, the light switch goes back on. it is going to be depending where you are in the country. >> reporter: f.d.a. commissioner stephen hahn said the u.s. is nearing the peak of infection, but announced more testing is critical. >> we have done over two million tests, which is more

cbs' elizabeth palmer reports. >> reporter: as covid infections in israel skyrocketed, the governmentinto a top- rogram runveillance program run by shin bet the intelligence by the shin bet intelligence agency. invented to track terrorists' cell phones, it actually watches everyone. roanan bergman is an intelligence analyst and author of "rise and kill first" about israel's targeted assassinations. so shin bet is recording the movements of every israeli phone d d saving that data. >> yes. and this is, of course, a challenge to israeli democracy and the right of privacy. >> reporter: here's how it works: when someone tests positive, shin bet analyzes phone data to see where they've been and who they got close to. and those people are immediately ordered into isolation. take liora shocken. her partner was in quarantine with covid. e decided to visit and stoodod in the street chatting from a in the street chatting from a safe distance with her partner on the balcony. but shin bet was tracking their phones and judged they were too close. liora suddenly got a text ordering her into quarant

s palmer the sioux scout and the author of the death of the officer in the west and the terror attack 3 years ago. and school closures intensify the divide between the country's richest and poorest peoples as a report of a filthy to a community campaign. a top foreign office civil servant said the government's decision to not participate in that particular month scheme for corona virus protective equipment was a political one mrs previously said it was an administrative era as the health secretary is forced to deny the claim is that alli has the latest so tell me about the disagreement. well we know that the governments have not taken part in the preacherman scheme and there were a number of visit reasons in the original he put forth for that including that the government hadn't received the e-mails as part of that scheme to get more information about it of course the government and the country are in this transition period we are still for all intents and purposes in the e.u. and but the government decided they didn't want to take part in that scheme because according to the permanen

. >> new york city congresswoman aoc joined jake sherman and anna palmer through videoconference for a discussion on the coronavirus response and the 2020 election. she was a supporter of bernie sanders. she was asked about the presidential campaign of joe biden. i am jake sherman. i am joined by my colleague anna palmer to post a virtual aoc.ook with she will talk to us about how by thetrict has been hit coronavirus and what congress is going to do in the coming weeks and months. >> today's briefings are among the political events politico is hosting across the newsroom. , youu have any questions can tweak them with the # atpolitico. let's just set the stage for where we are today several weeks into this pandemic. this is different from a lot of the live events we have done. let's break it down from what is happening at the white house and this overarching effort on figuring out when the u.s. can reopen for business. catch us up to speed. room or my office. -- veryportant important things to think about. the white house in the midst of rolling out a counsel with which the president

name is anna palmer, co-author of the politico playbook. i am joined with my colleague, jake sherman, who wrote the playbook with me. we have dnc chairman tom perez. thank you so much for joining us we will be talking about the response to the coronavirus, the shift to the 2020 election, and how democrats are facing challenges relating to voting and the coronavirus, etc.. jake: these briefings are part of several coming in the coming weeks across the newsroom. we would love to answer your questions, so please tweet us questions using the #askedpolitico, and we will try to get to them throughout the cover station. anna: let's get started. chairman, thanks for joining us. we are all super focus on the coronavirus pandemic. we are coming, each of us, from our own respective homes. how do you grady federal response so far? mr. perez: well, the response of this administration has been one of gross incompetence. it is an utter failure of leadership. this president knew come around the first of the year, that this was a pandemic in the making, and

as elizabeth palmer reports, it drew on her own wartime experience. >> reporter: boris johnson appearedn the doorway of downing street on thursday to applaud health workers. he has been in isolation, but insisted he was still leading the fight against the virus. tonight, we're told he's in hospital having tests as a precautionary step. the announcement came just after queen elizabetde a readdresto t. >> i hope in t everyone will be able to take pride in how they responded to this challenge. and those who come after us will say, the britons of this generation were as strong as any.ar tkeephe regulio rdt ouoors tul beautiful sp p wrolling police, whether in london's busy parks or on english channel beaches. enanwhile, sweden is still bucking a national lockdown. shops, restaurants and schools remain open, though older people r e self-isolating. but critics say the data suggests sweden will soon follow italy and spain deep into crisis. in perugia, italy, father romano celebrates palm sunday mass from a rooftop. proof that things are far from returning to anything like normal yet. but both

a after the palmer a series of the national security state right exactly and and the rise of the f.b.i. and hoover percent hoover specifically to deal with these populous then you have quite a repressive period in the twenty's where unions are outlawed and then with the breakdown of capitalism in the thirty's you have a resurgence than we've been in with taft hartley 14747 you have again this repressive. surgeon. in the 1960 s. 1971 powell memo and now we're really at the bottom i mean they have really put the heel of the boot on our neck and i think what your looking at in this book is what let's all hope is the next wave well yeah i mean i would i would put it slightly differently i mean besides the profiles of activists there earth 3 historical chapters in the book there's a chapter called the whiskey the whiskey republic which is about what ordinary yeoman farmers who fought for independence from britain thought they were fighting for there's the lincoln republic which for me i live part of the year in vermont and vermont never had slavery and it also had the highest rate of partic

1st of his 4 green jacket the gazza national is also the 1st major for palmer he became known as the king he's going to win 6 more majors and help propel golf to see levels of popularity and in 2017 sri lanka won their 1st in only t 20 i.c.c. world cup after beating the favorites india by 6 wickets is also the last measure lankan duo of kumaratunga carra and mahela jayawardene who both retired from the sport after the fed. aminal it's really interesting to see all that happen. you know very cool to look back thank you and breaking news to bring to you the british prime minister boris johnson has just been admitted to hospital following doctor's orders his office saying it was a precautionary precautionary measure because the prime minister did have a persistent high temperature and a cough johnson has asked foreign secretary dominic rabb to stand in for him where necessary meanwhile the queen has issued her 1st official statement on the virus in a televised recording where she applauded the efforts of health care workers and urged the citizens of the u.k. to stay strong meanwhile jus

wins a 1st of 4 green jackets at augusta national it's also the 1st major for palmer who became known as the king had gone $2.00 and $6.00 more majors and helped to propel golf to absolutely unseen levels of popularity and 2017 go on their 1st and only t 20 i.c.c. world cup after beating favorites india by 6 wickets that's cricket by the way it was also the last natural at this famous duo of kumaratunga carra and mahela jayawardene who both retired from the sport after the event. 2 years after indy car driver robert wickens nearly lost his life on the track he returned to the sport he loved although it was a bit of a to. comeback than he imagined the canadian driver suffered a horrific number of injuries in aug 28th teen at pocono raceway in pennsylvania when his heart attack that hunter raised on the 7th lap his car into a flat spin slid across the track and hit the inside wall his diagnosed with spinal cord damage and fractures to the legs but 2 years later wiggins has finally joined his fellow research for the indy car i recent challenge series held online allowing wiggins to use a

joining us is sheryl palmer, taylor morrison chairman and ceo.of the largest homebuilders in the u.s.. i appreciate you coming on and talking to us about this. give us insight. how bad is it? sheryl: good morning. always good to be here. i am looking at the numbers along with you. i do not think we should be surprised by the numbers if you think about what is happened in the last 45 days. march was a tale of four halves. we started with some of the strongest activity the industry has seen in years. we just prove released our q1 -- we just pre-released our q1 and our orders were up, tremendous momentum moving into march. by the end of march it was a different environment across the country. or like usre closed by appointment only. stay-at-home orders differed across the u.s. it is very disruptive as people are trying to find how to --rate in that normal municipalities more staffed at various degrees by market. the permit process -- i heard some permits were quarantined for days at a time. i think there are number of different factors of where we c

playoff, the third of four master championships for palmer.ooklyn dodgers manager was suspended for a year for a string of "moral shortcomings." that included gambling debt and associating with undesirable nighttime figures. that's this day in sports. >> that's a good job by joe. time to check this out.>> okay, whenever you are ready.>> i'll try again. >> that is a four-year-old, he is a true troop, and that is the sporting life right now. >> that will do it for us everyone, have a great night and we will see you again at 10. take care everyone, good night. i wish you could all be inside my head. the conversation is sparkling. fine, i'll tell you. a lichen is an organism made up of two separate species, fungi and algae. if you could merge with another species, what species would you pick and why? hint: there is a right answer. none of you will get it. okay, i'd pick swan because, uh, the resulting hybrid would have the advanced industrial civilization of a human and the long graceful neck i've always dreamed of having. wrong. leonard? horse, b

palmer. next call please. >> you have two questions remaining. >> please start with your name. >> hi. just let me turn on my timer. hi, michael petrellis here. i am interested in talking about a question i keep asking. where are the tests? especially where are the tests for folks like my husband and i. we are in the vulnerable populations. we are both over 60. we are both h.i.v. positive. and we both have underlying health challenges. and i believe that an effort must be made for folks over 60 in the vulnerable population to be a higher priority for covid-19 testing. i also want to point out that in addition to those things, we also live in the 94103 zip code, which according to the d.p.h. data shows that this zip code has the highest concentration of positive test results and cases, so we are very nervous and very much want to get tested. finally, regarding this information that dr. grant has presented, i believe it is time for and to hold regular town hall meetings on zoom for citizens to p

teresa palmer is not reassured. >> the lives of nursing home patients are worth something, and they need to act like it. >> reporter: as for her mother, bernice? >> i'm angry! i'm helpless! i don't want my mom to die! >> and the state department of public health is not publicly revealing which nursing homes are opening covid wings. and families of nursing home residents can't even get in to see them. so this is a really stressful time for anyone with a relative or friend in a nursing home. liz? >>> well, governor newsom announce league leave for those struggling financially during this difficult time. california will give cash payments to undocumented immigrants who are impacted, and the state is also expanding hours for the edd call center for the millions of a cans looking to file for unemployment. it will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. 7 days a week. >> our goal is to chase down all of those people and to either help them if they are covid and get them into quarantine, or to basically give them the relief that they are not infected. launching a new contact tracing program. when s

chef charlie palmer, we know him from charlie palmer steak house in hillsboro.is pigs pigs and piedmont pinot. it continues on his instagram page every thursday at 1:00. conversations with chef charlie. also inviting you to support his staff during this challenging time. hope chef charlie save our restaurants and support his team. next up, i love my coffee as much as i love my pinot. kickstart your morning with static boom coffee. hunter and wife team hunter and lexi. it is a glutton for good coffee and he wants to share his route with you. proceeds, $80 for a coffee mug, coffee, and a signed photo. i spoke to the caffeinated couple during an instagram life this week and lexi spilled the beans about hunters game day coffee routine. take a look. >> i would like to say, i know he has at least eight cups at home. >> eight? >> yeah [ laughter ] he drinks one full pot. >> eight cups of coffee before again. proceeds, as i mentioned go to the hungry. finally let's get fit. we have to stay fit at these times. ladies and gentlemen, meet san francisco fitness director, th

the only team in the last 25 years to go back to back. 4,3, the raiders deal carson palmer to the cardinals, called the greatest trade in nfl history. former tigers slugger, cecil fielder, not one to be confused with ricky henderson. took him 11 years to get his first career stolen base. number 2, 1978. the virginia slim circuit, a young martina navritilova won her first championship. and number 1, the first japanese born player in the major got his first of 3,089 career when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. he'll be joined by house speaker nancy pelosi. >> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a great night. ♪ w on sally. maybe she's asleep. but what if she fell or something? i mean, she's not used to

on this day in 1958, arnold palmer one the first of an eventual four master championships.hat is this day in sports, april 6. i am joe fonzi. >> it will be a complete disaster. >>> the muni in san francisco cutting back on service this morning on several routes. it will affect almost every city. we were concerned the cities were not being aggressive enough. what bay area mayors what still needs to be done. >> this is mornings on 2. >> good morning, thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. i am pam cook. i am dave clark. >> welcome, date, april 6. they go in the studio. i hope you are doing while going from home. [ captioner transitioning ] contact vitac for further information at 800-590-4197 or cc@captionedtextom

margaret. >> brennan: elizabeth palmer, thank you. we turn now to dr. anthony fauci, the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases at n.i.h. dr. fauci, thank you for what you're doing, and thank you for making time for us. >> good to be with you, margaret. >> brennan: we heard from the president that there will be a lot of death in the coming weeks. dr. birx said it's not the time to go to the grocery store or the pharmacy. what should americans be preparing for? >> well, this is going to be a bad week, margaret, unfortunately. if you look at the projection of the curves, of the kinetics of the curve. we're going to continue to see an escalation. also, we should hope that within a week, may be a little bit more, we'll start to see a flattening out of the curve and coming down. the mitigation that we're talking about that you just mentioned is absolutely key to the success of that. so on the one hand, things are going to get bad, and we need to be prepared for that. it is going to be shocking to some. it certainly is-- is real

palmer. next call please. >> you have two questions remaining. >> please start with your name. >> hi. just let me turn on my timer. hi, michael petrellis here. i am interested in talking about a question i keep asking. where are the tests? especially where are the tests for folks like my husband and i. we are in the vulnerable populations. we are both over 60. we are both h.i.v. positive. and we both have underlying health challenges. and i believe that an effort must be made for folks over 60 in the vulnerable population to be a higher priority for covid-19 testing. i also want to point out that in addition to those things, we also live in the 94103 zip code, which according to the d.p.h. data shows that this zip code has the highest concentration of positive test results and cases, so we are very nervous and very much want to get tested. finally, regarding this information that dr. grant has presented, i believe it is time for and to hold regular town hall meetings on zoom for citizens to p

palmer. next call please. >> you have two questions remaining. >> please start with your name. >> hi. just let me turn on my timer. hi, michael petrellis here. i am interested in talking about a question i keep asking. where are the tests? especially where are the tests for folks like my husband and i. we are in the vulnerable populations. we are both over 60. we are both h.i.v. positive. and we both have underlying health challenges. and i believe that an effort must be made for folks over 60 in the vulnerable population to be a higher priority for covid-19 testing. i also want to point out that in addition to those things, we also live in the 94103 zip code, which according to the d.p.h. data shows that this zip code has the highest concentration of positive test results and cases, so we are very nervous and very much want to get tested. finally, regarding this information that dr. grant has presented, i believe it is time for and to hold regular town hall meetings on zoom for citizens to p

association of builders and contractors associated general contractors richard trumka of l c i o j h palmer so these are some of the. union spring much almost all of the ones that will be on the line in defense with lockheed martin honeywell northrop grumman these are all the top of each company c.e.o.'s chairmans presidents raytheon general dynamics energy who had a tremendous success recently with energy over the weekend and finished with tremendous credit going to russia and saudi arabia. and it could be as much as 20000000 barrels a day a cut so that we can get rid of some of the tremendous excess oil that's been produced because of the fact that the virus just knocked out almost 50 percent of the business it's been an amazing achievement some people say one of the biggest oil deals ever made maybe the biggest 211 made the saying i didn't know that but we were involved in getting that done and it was very important we're going to save hundreds of thousands of jobs for our energy industry texas and north dakota oklahoma all of our different energy states it's great so we're very happy ab

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