as you see on the map from mountain to roseville and missionary ridge and hooker is to north from rossgap in 1866. image of the at the western entrance to crossville gap at south if you visited there the iowa monument stands in front of that that hill in the center of the image and you may not recognize is that that the that in the previous image and this one are actually a panorama of roseville gap and the john ross house is on the right edge the the right image and there's the ross house in slightly different form still today been moved back off of road some but but it's still there so hook but hooker is to attack come over from lookout mountain then attack from the south to north from roseville gap northward while sherman continues to attack the confederate right flank now reposition considerably further to the north along the missionary ridge. but when, when, when harty and clayburn stymie sherman's attacks at the north end of the ridge at tunnel hill and hooker is is delayed by destroyed bridges over flood chattanooga creek and late afternoon as the sun gets low in the western sky

as you see on the map from mountain to roseville and missionary ridge and hooker is to north from rossgap in 1866. image of the at the western entrance to crossville gap at south if you visited there the iowa monument stands in front of that that hill in the center of the image and you may not recognize is that that the that in the previous image and this one are actually a panorama of roseville gap and the john ross house is on the right edge the the right image and there's the ross house in slightly different form still today been moved back off of road some but but it's still there so hook but hooker is to attack come over from lookout mountain then attack from the south to north from roseville gap northward while sherman continues to attack the confederate right flank now reposition considerably further to the north along the missionary ridge. but when, when, when harty and clayburn stymie sherman's attacks at the north end of the ridge at tunnel hill and hooker is is delayed by destroyed bridges over flood chattanooga creek and late afternoon as the sun gets low in the western sky

yes your mother is at roseville care ? yes. okay. so at roseville care? yes. okay.s seeing a one what we saw, i was seeing a one day and that's when the manager he said to me said and that's from tomorrow said the doors are locked. and i still didn't quite understand and my brain didn't want it . i understand and my brain didn't want it. i said, understand and my brain didn't want it . i said, does want to accept it. i said, does that mean get in see my that mean i can't get in see my mom? he said, yes. oh, my heart just sunk. it sunk at that point. and i said simply look after her. and he said these words to me . when have we ever words to me. when have we ever let you down? and i said, yes, but i could always get. so dufing but i could always get. so during her time there and in your view, the care home was quite good with her because within saying that the best that the six care homes they were good to us and they were good to mom mom always looked . it was mom mom always looked. it was noted the odd occasion where i thought . noted the odd occasion where i though

this one's in today's the 25th active shooter incident and no roseville west middle school in central indiana avenue is posted in 947. that was 10 minutes ago. click on the link to choose with . how much with i certainly wonder if they're ever going to try to pulling documents my question. i mean right now in fact i just honestly i feel bad for the freshman because like i no i school or shaft to think about. like yeah, 17 kids were part of my high school. like that's, that's insane. like our schools literally more people died at our school indicted college. think about that. we just accept these things. why? the claim, if they ask you to leave you, go will get arrested. very important for everybody don't harass the apartment employees and then use the hash tag. no. and or a money with publishing to show that they stand with us. and they tried showing that and then they did exactly . what are politicians do in law? why do we allow these things to continue to happen if my question and plainly, what they had been seeing multiple fulfilling offense? why do our politicians log? you can con

reporter: former oakland police commissioner jose dorado works full-time as a tax preparer in the roseville neighborhood. >> i was convinced given who leronne armstrong was and is that he was the man that was going to bring accountability to the oakland police department. >> reporter: but armstrong's comments and handling of investigations into an unreported hit and run and gun fire inside police headquarters are forced dorado to withdraw his longtime support of the former chief. >> are not the only one. there are people in the african- american community that think that, no, sheng thao made the correct call in this case. >> reporter: jim shannon is a civil rights attorney specializing in police misconduct and has represented oakland police officers. >> the mayor made the right decision. >> reporter: he was one of the two lead attorneys for victims of the oakland writers case in the 90 that exposed police accountability issues and led to federal oversight, now lasting more than two decades. he believes that keeping armstrong on the job would have delayed the end of that oversight. >> my fee

and then her face is revealed. roseville. finally, the little girl is free. for the 3rd trucks from another child rescue by the white helmets law or no, no, no like someone of this boy had been trapped under rubble in it lip for more than 20 hours. some hope emerging from beneath the sea of devastation in a country already dealing with the years of civil war. the death toll from the earthquake mounting. but despite difficult conditions, the rescue as were con, help pouring in from across the world. these around jerry and rescue crews arriving at aleppo, airport. and in la talk here, russian military personnel joined the rescue effort. every one who's able trying to help all knowing that every minute counts and we can speak now to jak sanchez, shadley who's the ceo of the markham foundation, which provides assistance to syrians. thanks for your time. jackson. i understand that you are organization is, is headquartered in gather until which is near the ab center of the 1st earthquake . can you tell us how your team has been impacted by this disaster while was b

about having their windshields chipped or shattered near the i-80 and highway 55 interchange in rosevillepast couple of months, it has been more noticeable, just the sounds and stuff hitting. it could definitely be related to the weather, too. >>> and auto body repair shop says it is getting more window replacement, good for them, but even for brand-new cars, caltrans says it is looking into it. >> amanda, good news for commuters in the bay area, 680 is back up and ahead of schedule after a three-day weekend closure to prepare a stretch between pleasanton and sano. are chopper was overhead as caltrans crews started picking up loose cones that had been blocking off the northbound side of the freeway between koopman road and simone boulevard. >>> let's check in with meteorologist darren peck. a beautiful weekend, but snow and you got me. >> that will always catch people's attention. it's like a version of whether whiplash coming our way through the first thing is the wind, tomorrow but that is what will really catch people's attention. so, let's start there before we get to the bus of -- po

here in philadelphia, we delivered new lanes of sidewalks on roseville boulevard because working people told us. and this is who we are. folks talk to us and we listen. they told us they need to get to work. to our college dams, -- to our college democrats, because you organized and voted we made the largest investment in the climate crisis in history. [applause] because you said our future is at stake and you have to do something. we listened to our seniors. that said we deserve to be able to retire with dignity and not bankruptcy. and they said we want to support those who know better than anyone, that's who we all are that we must protect social security. we listened. [applause] they said bring down the cost of insulin. and so we delivered and wrote down the cost for our seniors to $35 a month. [applause] we listened. and then we respond with action. that's who we are. and let us currently see the current environment in which we exist. there are those who want to stand in the way of our moment um. the extremists, so-called leaders who want to distract and divide our nation as they ba

my next guest a physician from roseville california says he treated more than 4,000 covid patients andreds experience vaccine related injuries, including chest pain, cancer, and in women menstrual irregularity and even pregnancy loss. dr. michael wang joins me now. dr. wang thanks for being with us tonight. in your 20-plus years as a practicing physician, how many vaccine-related injuries did you come across before the covid shot became available. >> before the pandemic, before the covid vaccination program, i had seen maybe one or two adult vaccine-related injuries, and they were mild. and i have to apologize on behalf of my profession. the physician have really fall on our face and they have refused to listen to patients when they come in with vaccine injury issues and basically assume it doesn't exist. so before the discovery theory, there's a hungarian physician, obstetrician that had basically discovered if we were just to wash our hands, that would reduce birth-related modern deaths by about a hundred percent, and no one would listen to him because people just didn't believe that

>> jaidyn and i am from roseville, california.hich is close to sacramento. >> jaidyn, do you have a black friend? >> do i have a black friend? >> jimmy: never a good sign when they repeat the question. [ laughter ] what about jaidyn? what do we think about -- no? everyone says no. >> yeah. >> what's their name? >> bella. >> what's her last name? [ laughter ] >> she's new, i don't know her very well. >> she's new? new where? >> she's like, friends with my friend, i've only met her a new times. >> she's your new black friend? >> yes. >> jimmy: she's my imaginary black friend, bella. >> what's your name and where are you from? >> charissa from minnesota. >> charissa, do you have a black friend? >> jimmy: what do you think? charissa from minnesota. all right, okay. you say yes? survey says? [ laughter ] >> it's okay. be honest. >> i can't -- i can't -- >> this is a safe space. >> i'm sorry, no. >> jimmy: yeah. that, by the way, is not a safe space. [ laughter ] that's an unsafe -- she should be wearing a helmet, it's so unsafe. all ri

roseville, indiana is one of four designated facilities. >> and the only one in ohio.ast week, they prompted the epa to look elsewhere. the mayor of east palestine gave this response a short time ago. >> i definitely think we're on a good path. there's definitely say lot of questions that still remain to be answered. as far as people from the other states, they knew the facilities were in their states. and i understand their concern, but at the same time, it's governed by the federal epa. so, therefore, you know, it should be safe for all of the citizens there. >> east palestine's mayor met with epa administrator michael regan who is on his third visit to the disaster zone. cnn's miguel marquez joins us from east palestine. miguel, you just spoke with michael regan, what did he tell you? >> reporter: yeah, i think there's a puzzlement over concern expressed not just indiana but texas facilities. this is where the epa works on a constant basis and they incinerate and handle wastes like this on any given day, 365 days of the year. the incident here has become so high-pro

roseville vascular surgeon doctor erin baker and his nurse wife sat with their kids to use the one whop or watching a movie with my son to, hey, something's going on. she was on the and completely lifeless. and that's when the flight attendant i pulled her to essentially a flat position inside the aisle a quick assessment and started cpr and 20 roads are so forward. captain dan nelson with the el dorado hills fire department heard a hawaiian airlines flight attendant asked over the speaker. >> if any doctors or nurses could make themselves known and i turned around and the flight attendant was running up the aisle to raise my hand said i'm a paramedic, my health. so didn't ya runners from south lake tahoe. >> and in the same row to allen was initially seated in rosa. anesthesiologist doctor brandon winchester with his wife. he took office air pods and sprang into action with all of them made us. >> put their whole heart and soul into helping someone that. >> you know, they've never met before. doctor baker says allan had an st elevation, myocardial infarction and a blockage in an arter

my next guest, a physician from roseville, california, says that he's treated more than four thousandnts. and of those, he says, hundreds experience vaccine related injuries, including chest pain. cancer and in women, menstrual irregularity and even pregnancy loss. >> dr. michael huang joins me now. dr., thanks for being with us tonight. in your 20 plus years, as a practicing physician, how many vaccine related injuries did you come across before the coffee shop became available? >> before the pandemic? before the cold vaccine? vaccination program? i've seen maybe one or two adult vaccine related injury. and there were michael and i had to apologize on behalf of my profession. that physician have really fought face and they have refused to listen to patients when they come in with vaccine injury symptoms. and basically just assume know it doesn't exist. so before the discovery or germ theory, there's a hungarian physician, dr., that that obstetrician that had basically discovered fever, which is to wash our hands and that would reduce birth related modder death by about 100%. and no o