around the upper senate park. stay with us for that. the upper senate park. stay with us forthat.rt on national security and terrorism. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. we can see the shot now with the blue car with the capitol police around it as investigations continue how significant is based attack on the capital? i significant is based attack on the caital? ~' ., , ,., ., capital? i think with any sort of vehicle and _ capital? i think with any sort of vehicle and attack— capital? i think with any sort of vehicle and attack of _ capital? i think with any sort of vehicle and attack of this - capital? i think with any sort of vehicle and attack of this type | vehicle and attack of this type where you have attempted preaching through barriers, you always have concerns about notjust shootings but a car bomb you can look back at the 1995 (a city but a car bomb you can look back at the 1995 ( a city bombing link to next day left a truck filled with homemade explosives and destroyed federal buildings itself that is one of the very worst case scenario if you can imagine. we try t

. >> reporter: so, chris, i'm right in upper senate park. this right behind me is where the capitol police chief pittman gave her press conference and unveiled that tragic, tragic news at the death of one police officer who succumbed to his injuries is what she said. she also said that two capitol police officers, including the person that did die, were hit by a car. the car hit the capitol police officers before they hit that barrier that we've been watching that car all afternoon crash into that barrier. if you can see just behind me, i'm not sure how much you can see, but at the end of the grass and where the cars are parked is constitution avenue. there's an ambulance there. there's still some first responders, sirens up there. right past constitution avenue is the entrance to the actual capitol complex. we are on the senate side and that is where it happened. that's a thorough fare that senators use every day, either with that you are cars or my foot. staff, many people walk through that entrance on a daily basis. of course that's not h

capitol police the press staging area will be the upper senate park near the fountain planning upon a 2:45 p.m. bereave briefing. we'll take that live 20 minutes from now to learn as much as we possibly can in the early, you know, in these early moments of a situation like this. again, if you are just joining us, you are looking at pictures of this blue car. listen, we don't know much. but what we do know is that someone rammed this cars into this barricade there at delaware and constitution, right there near the capitol. police tape surrounding the area now. rammed the car, rammed into it sounds like three capitol police officers, who wound up shooting the suspect. the suspect jumps out of the car with a knife. and as we just confirmed, the suspect is now dead, three officers according to evan perez are in the hospital. and of course this is extraordinarily triggering for anyone -- any american, this is the people's government. and, again, you know has been under attack in just three months since that capitol insurrection. jonathan wacknow, formers u.s. secret service. you're watchin

he said, "i, as a young park ranger, was asked by one of the senators from nevada to go out and find a place in nevada for a park." and he said, "i spent a lot of time, and i found the place wheeler peak. no one's going to veto this park." he says, "i have been in favor of this park for over 50 years." mott: congss recognizes that here, we do have natural resources of national significance. now that it's a national park, people will begin to understand that, and as we begin to interpret the natural and cultural values, it'll be clear that this truly is a national park. tv narrator: on october 17, 1986, president reagan signed legislation designating a carefully prescribed area as the great basin national park. senator harry reid, during his tenure in congress, was instrumental in the park's final push through congress. reid: this state is beautiful. we're now going to have national park. it's a place of intersecting mountain ranges. it's a place of beauty, and we want people to know of nevada as something other than a place to set off bombs and to store nuclear waste. christensen: i t

a staging area is being set up, we are told near upper senate park near the fountain. 2:45 p.m.tern time expected. i'm sandra smith from new york. and -- >> john: i'm john roberts in washington. mark meredith made his way to the scene. live on the straight with the latest for us. i expect you talked to the folks around the area and what do we know happened at this point? >> sure. good afternoon. i just raced here from the white house. we were coming up the constitution avenue northwest from the white house to the capitol, you cowell tell how big of a security presence this was. national guard troops surrounding the capitol complex in the line formation. as we made our way closer to what is known as the senate office buildings, i'm close to the senate office building now. this is over my shoulder that this happened this afternoon. you can see the paramedicses and the police cars still on the scene. i'm still a couple hundred feet away. you are not seeing anyone running to the scene. it's calming down. but there is a lot of focus on what is happening where it was outside the senat

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will improve the quality of our acquisition packages, support senate staff in utilizing new technology, and implement a customer-focused parking management system. i mention the senate at arms work moving to a remote response. given the importance of technology to our functions, the sergeant at his coordinating with the architect and committee on rules and administration to replace the audio and visual equipment. we will replace critical equipment in three rooms this year, including part 216, which repeatedly lost audio during the confirmation hearing for justice barrett. we request $5 million as part of this effort. as i begin my second month on this job and familiarize myself with our diverse operations, i am impressed daily by the professionalism and commitment of the women and men who work behind the scenes. we are committed to honoring the senate's rich tradition while embracing innovation to support the senate operations. i'm ready to answer your questions. chairman reed: let me begin with a question for all of you, and i will start with chief pittman. all of your agencies are responsible for protection and security of t

you're a senator, you're a key aide, you're allowed to park close, capitol police. that is the chokepoint that i enter through now in this new security regime where they still the have this limited amount of fencing around the u.s. capitol. now, again, they took down the outer perimeter a couple of weeks ago and stripped the wire from the top of that and the inner perimeter fence. that inner perimeter fence gips right there. that's around the immediate capitol. and that's where you would come in. i'm told in the past few minutes that the suspect met two capitol police officers, there's usually a lot more, usually a contingent of five or six people standing there. there's also some national guard troops who are often nearby, there are two sets of barricades that you would have to get through. the car rammed into the first barricade, so security worked. that's ooh how it's supposed to be. you're not supposed to get that close to the capitol, and there's redundancy with the second barricade that they can raise and lower. then what happened the suspect got out of the ca

senate, on c-span2. back to your phone calls. this is christian, takoma park, maryland, on the line for law enforcement. are you a police officer, christian? >> to be honest, i do want to mention a couple of things. it's really sad to hear so many people from different parts of the u.s. coming back with this racist rhetoric. i have personally been the victim of police brutality. i'm not black myself, i'm hispanic. i've seen the way some police officers operate. even with cameras, i've seen how they will park their vehicles backwards so the cameras wouldn't be facing. this was when i was in college before the body cameras were used. >> christian, i'm sorry, now you say you're an officer yourself? >> yes, so i do approve of the police reforms, i don't think anybody should be immune from anything. it's unfair to say only black people or people of color resist. even in college i saw a lot of white fraternity kids who outright would try to run away from police or even fight with police officers in colleges. i've never seen one of them get shot. obviously, you know,

commitment of the community development includes a grocery market fitness center parks and views of san francisco bay. senate county supervisors are considering a proposal to reverse broadband in equities for families and school children. the problem that, as you know, was only been heightened during the past year of the pandemic. supervisor cindy chavez is introducing a proposal tomorrow, she says it will help insure santa clara counties eligibility for federal and state funding. it'll be used for increasing broadband access and maximizing the effectiveness of future funding for broadband infrastructure projects. supervisor chavez says the too many school children have difficulties in distance learning because of limited or no access to the internet. well, it's seniors. can you believe her just two months away from graduating after an extraordinary year, but a new survey shows that they'll be competing with last year's graduates for jobs, the employment website monster reports nearly half of the class of 2020 is still looking for a job. the nation's overall unemployment rate of 6% but it's more than 10% une

park there. you would see any number of senators on a normal business day in congress.or the next couple of weeks for the easter holiday. that threat diminished to members of congress, thankfully, unfortunately, of course, just this terrible news that two more members of the capitol police have been injured, perhaps one, according to pete williams, critically. >> by appearances, hurt in the line of duty successfully doing their job. successfully protect the capitol. successfully keeping this dangerous person from inflicting harm among others outside of the capitol police force. >> chuck -- >> they were doing their job. >> they were doing their job. i just want to point out, too, that if they were, in fact, struck by this car, it means they threw themselves in front of it. there's not a person that stands in front of the barricade, between the barricade and the road. there's a guard stand in the middle where they watch traffic and they -- if they know who is coming through, they can push a button inside that lets the barricade down. if they were struck by this car, that

senate bill vote will go up. the president has said he supports d.c. becoming a state. we'll be right back. >>> park ranges say starting next month, anyone visiting the park can now use a day use reservation to enter, helping to control capacity levels to reduce the spread of covid-19. the system will be in effect september 2021. as we've been talking about, it is earth day and with the pandemic still looming and like you we here at today in the bay have been spending a lot of time outdoors, really enjoying it. taking a moment to share some of our favorite outdoor pictures over the last year. for me, with triplets, i was also looking for something to do with the kids. i went on down to watsonville, where i take these maying pictures. fruit, berry, that was gorgeous, which led to a lot of berries being picked and led to a lot of jam being made, an activity that went on for days. but it's nice to appreciate nature on not only earth day but throughout the year. later today, mbclx is going live on the ocean's floomplt can you see floor. you can see firsthand how pollution and climate change has affected

parking lot of the oakland coliseum. the site is scheduled to close on sunday. but u. s senator alex padilla visited the coliseum today, saying the goal is to keep it running beyond that date, he says three major details have to be worked out. they are funding the operation, staffing it and vaccine supply have federal, state and local governments committed over come together to extend the life of this site. the details in terms of who's the point on operations, etcetera still being hashed out. the coliseum site has given roughly 15% of all vaccinations in the county since fema opened it seven weeks ago. it is also reached a large percentage of communities of color. vice president kamila harris made a quick stop in oakland today. it was her first trip to the bay area since being sworn in as vice president. harris toured a water treatment plant with gavin newsom visit was part of a concerted effort to build support for the president's $2.3 trillion infrastructure proposal introduced last week, the american jobs plan looks at it in terms of the infrastructure, peace and in particul

pressure republicans in the senate, and ask them why they are opposing universal background checks when the vast majority of the american public supports it. >> mary alice parks us from the white house. president biden has taken some executive action on gun, but advocates say it's not enough. >> yeah, whit. the president has taken some initial steps including targeting so-called ghost guns that can be assembled at home. advocates say he could do more right now on his own including cracking down on gun dealers who have violations, limiting private sales and perhaps appointing a director to coordinate the federal response to gun violence. whit? >> maryalice. thank you. >> now to the pandemic and cases rising. the upper midwest hit especially hard. dozens of hospitals in michigan at 95% capacity and globally another painful milestone, nearly 3 million people now dead from covid-19. abc's rina roy from minneapolis. tonight that staggering new milestone, 3 million people killed by covid-19 worldwide. here in the u.s. cases rising in nearly half the country. in the upper midwest alone the number of people fighting the virus in the hospital up 14% in the last week.

infrastructure plan the senate confirmed his full cabinet last week has described it as the most diverse in u.s. history. police have clashed with a large crowd gathered in a brussels park after a fight concert was announced as an april fool's day prank thousands of young people defied the ban on large gatherings as infection numbers in belgium search police say 22 people were arrested. this is news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and facebook or you can go to our web site to be found at dot com. when joe biden became u.s. president to he told his country and the world that america is back and now biden wants to put his money where his mouth is tax money $2.00 trillion dollars biden is proposing an unprecedented infrastructure plan that does more than repair roads and bridges think green energy social engineering tonight the world's leading superpower holding on to that title by investing in a major make over of itself and the rest of the world to go off in berlin this is the day. not a plan that triggers around the edges. it's a once in a generation investment roughly 2 trillion dollars in the near future you can't delay can't delay to the minute on infrastruc

senate confirmed before cabinet last week biden has hailed it as the most diverse in u.s. history. police have clashed with a large crowd gathered in a brussels park after a fake concert was announced on social media as an april fool's day. police said that 3 officers were hurt in 4 people who were arrested large gatherings are banned in belgium due to surging infection numbers. pope francis has begun to liberating the christian holy week of these turbines leading a mass in st peter's cathedral in rome but the pontiff skipped the traditional service commemorating jesus's last supper other events over the weekend will also be restricted. a holy thursday service has also been held at notre dame cathedral in paris is the 1st since the gothic building was badly damaged in a fire 2 years ago the scaled down ceremony involved a foot washing ritual that symbolizes jesus's willingness to sir. well staying in france the national assembly has approved tough new measures aimed at slowing surge of covert 19 cases they include a 3 week school shutdown a ban on public alcohol consumption and a month long domestic travel prohibit opposition lawmakers boycotted t

senate floor they said it was unofficial american. [inaudible]. he said that he now supports legalizing marijuana on a national level parking is this something president biden would support. psaki: the presence force the decision regarding legalization for recreational use up to the state rescheduling cannabis is a scheduled to drugs researchers can study as positive and negative impacts and at the federal level, he supports decriminalizing marijuana use and automatically expunging any prior criminal records and he also supports legalizing it recreational marijuana. reporter: the house and senate passed the bill legalizing marijuana at the federal level. was the president's comments pretty sweet just outlined his position from the same but the the house and senate have proposed but not yet yet passed a bill. reporter: one final question. some people and present on marijuana charges are asking president of biden on his comments and to release them. where is keep on keeping that campaign promise. psaki: i think what i'm talking about rescheduling cannabis hasn't scheduled to drop, that will also have an impact on the criminal justice system as well. bef

the voting rights legislation in the senate could counter republicans restrictions reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. >> coming up, a beloved east bay theme park is reopening tomorrow. what you need to do to make sure you can get in. >> warning to tell you about tonight. before you head off to bed nearly 200,000 bottles of extra strength acetaminophen sold under multiple brand names are being recalled tonight. the nationwide recall does because of the mislabeling issue. the fda says that as medication solutions voluntarily recalled bottles of its extra strain acetaminophen tablets because they have a quote, incomplete prescription drug label rather than the required over the counter drug label. the agency says this lack of proper labeling can lead to the drug becoming harmful. the proper label is supposed to include warnings about liver damage. if consumers exceed the recommended dose or combine it with excessive amounts of alcohol or if consumers are allergic to the active ingredient. >> the infamous house in massachusetts where lizzie borden was accused of killing her parents is now up for sale case. you're interested. it's a creepy place. n

infrastructure plan the senate confirmed his for cabinet last week biden has described it as the most diverse in u.s. history. belgium police have clashed with a large crowd gathered in a brussels park after a fight concert was announced as an april fool's day prank thousands of young people defied the ban on large gatherings as in fiction numbers in belgium search police say 22 people were arrested. this is datable the news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and facebook or you can go to our web site to be found at the dot com. when joe biden became us president to he told his country and the world that america is back and now biden wants to put his money where his mouth is tax money $2.00 trillion dollars biden is proposing an unprecedented infrastructure plan that does more than repair roads and bridges think green energy social engineering tonight the world's leading superpower holding on to that title by investing in a major make over of itself and the rest of the world to golf in berlin this is the day. not of where the tinkers around the edges. it's a once in a generation investment group with 2 trillion dollars in the near future can't relate can't later than midnight

. >> all due respect, being in the parking lot -- >> reporter: this is not a fringe event, mainstream republicanism in arizona. legal subpoena by the state senate of maricopa county ballots are in there, 2.1 million. i have to note, arizona republican party chair woman kelly ward, big supporter of this president drove by a few minutes ago. when i gave her a shoutout, hoping to have a conversation about what's happening inside, her husband driving the car pushed the gas, made their way through the colosseum. the conversations and questions remain here as the, quote, audit continues. >> i am glad you're there. thank you for your diligence and reporting. >>> the big lie continues because gop leadership refuses to denounce trump. this is still the party of trump. house minority leader kevin mccarthy making that crystal clear dodging and twisting on questions about his phone call with trump during the riot. >> i was the first person to contact him when the riots were going on, he didn't see it. when he ended the call telling me he will put something out to make sure to stop this. that's what he did, put a video out later. >> quite a lot later, and a

power in every way, house and senate, what you just mentioned about the great society, we were a nation fractured, black-and-white bathrooms, the back of the bus, rosa parksat was a nation screaming for civil rights justice. this is a nation that is about to come screaming out of a pandemic when the tractor was forced at the side of the road for almost a year, now we are going to get on that road and it's clear, we don't need this. we are getting it jammed down our throats, 49% of the country does not pay taxes so the 51% that do are the bad guys and ladies and now you're going to have to work twice as hard for less, can you imagine? six out of every $10 that you make is going to the government. for six months you are working for free. congratulations, that's called a recipe for nonproduction and he acts like he's a hero using other peoples money, this irs thing is a big a story to emerge out of this, there's nothing worse than an empowered irs destroying finances in order to crack down and find a way to get billions of dollars for social programs we don't need. >> jesse: yeah, i got audited a few years ago and i'm thinking to myself, i was so nice to don

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park. or if any of us is at a supermarket. imagine any of one of us is at risk. republicans senators, democratic senators have to step up and say, i'm here to save lives. >> all right. thank you so much congresswoman dean we appreciate you coming on the show and sharing your views and perspective on this. >> thank you for covering this. >>> a former police officer found guilty of murdering george floyd now knows when he will herren his fate. derek chauvin set to be sentenced june 16th after his trial was closely watched across the united states and around the world. legal analysts say the case again chauvin was helped tremendously by the video that clearly showed his brutal treatment of george floyd. it's a video that many people still find impossible just too hard to watch. cnn's adrian broadas. >> the she won't watch the final moments. she trustsis his perspective. >> he will tell me honestly it might be hard to watch that one. but as a police officer i don't have a problem with that shooting. >> but this time, the officer in the video was wearing the same uniform her husband forme

the only way the senate can get anything done right now is through a process called budget reconciliation which has more rules than a manhattan parking white van with no license plate. then for some reason you can park wherever the [ bleep ] you want seriously, what is that? i stop in to grab a prescription, i get a ticket, but this van has actual weeds growing up through wheel wells all right. the democrats were able to pass their massively popular covid relief bill through reconciliation but thanks to the senate parliamentarian, and a bunch of absurd rules no one understands, they had to drop their proposal for a $15 minimum wage. trying to pass legislation through budget reconciliation is like trying to play some obscure board game your most annoying friend brought back from europe. "it's called viking quest. you role play as a nordic sea commander searching for gold coins buried in trenches whenever you search a trench, you get an action card which adds to your skill table allowing you to trade for cargo. which you can use to score victory points and whoever scores the most victory points gets to leave board game night and go hom

senator ossoff blasts georgia g.o.p. for losing major league baseball all-star games, voter suppression laws. there's been all kinds of calls for pushback, potential boy parklly happening, and they are blaming republicans for major league baseball. just because the reason they are leaving is because of pure race politics. we are far away from martin luther king's point about judging people by the content of their character rather than the color of their skin, or john roberts, with your legal background, he said famously in the voting rights, it is, a sordid business. this is designed to divide our country, not unites. joe biden gave up on a lot of words about uniting the country, and now joe biden has "the wall street journal" pushing major league baseball to do his bidding. they are having no problem doing the bidding of the democratic administrations divisions. they are critically important for all americans, we know that, and democrats are playing politics with us when in fact, the law passed in georgia is common sense. >> we always encourage people to read it for themselves. this information doesn't help anyone. it often helps to divide. people should

parking lot. one of the first federally run mass vaccination sites in a pilot program that is supposed to come to an end mid month unless senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla can convince fema to keep it open past april. they say it's essential to the underserved communities as vaccine eligibility expands. there is also talk right now of alameda county taking over the site. stay tuned for more on that. those those details are worked out the coliseum site ise johnson & johnson vaccine, which should not be impacted by the 15 million doses that had -- that were ruined at a baltimore manufacturing plant. none of those doses in the pipeline right now were manufactured there. >> the way it's supposed to work before any type of a substance like this are released. again, very grateful the system worked. >> reporter: now those 12,000 fans that are showing up here at the oakland coliseum are going to be well aware the pandemic is still ongoing, they will have to wear masks and keep their social distance. there are other changes you can find on my social media pages. they say it's worth kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> that's all

park. if you are on the right, he did not. senator scott i thought had a good rebuttal.e had one caller on the left pretty much called him an uncle tom. but i really think that, you know, he has done a fantastic job with the virus and the distribution of it. he was handed the baton from president trump, with warp speed, to get him the medicine to distribute it. i give him an a for that. i have to give him a u for unsatisfactory. with the immigration, with the border. it seems to me that -- he seems to me to be kind of passive about it. well, i don't know if i'm going to go to the border, not go to the border. i will let vice president harris take control of that, and then all of a sudden it has redefined what she does. she doesn't seem to be very enthusiastic about it. seems to be excuses that keep coming up. well, it's because of covid that i cannot do this, well, it's going to be a long race thing. i would think you would have to be enthusiastic and have to have calling people from the border -- mayors, governors, people who deal with it, have a summit or a conference.

senate what we'll and see. i wasn't going to do this but we have a fox news alert. biden's dog major has been involved in a second biting incident even after retraining, he nipped a national parkvice employee according to the white house. some in the media believe they know who is truly at fault -- donald trump. >> pour major. >> pour major? >> it's not an environment he feels comfortable because what it's been like there. >> the previous white house had been energy so major is working through some of that stuff? >> of course, dogs tell the truth. >> the truth is this dog is a menace, there is a one bite law and after one bite, his negligence on the part of the owner if they allow the dog access to other people, they need to lock to joe up, i'm sorry. >> laura: it's a major problem with major, didn't i say they required medical attention but it wasn't a bite? what does that mean? >> they are saying it's a nip which is different from a bite, interesting description there. i wonder what they consider pol pot's crimes, those were indiscretions, not crimes. here is exclusive video we have obtained of majors latest net. [growling] [whimpering] [barking] >> come on, man, get off. >>

senate on equity. they will lean into that in this critical phase where hesitancy and access are really the challenges. >> heidi, thank you. >>> overseas, the crisis in india is getting worse. crematoriums so overwhelmed, parkings have been heart wrenching. alex crawford has a closer look on the ground. >> reporter: this is a cue for air. the hunt for oxygen is getting more urgent. the man on the right says they are not filling up the cylinders completely. lives are at stake and every extra breath of oxygen counts right now. a young man is pleading. my grandmother is on her death bed. the hospital sent me. please fill mine. he is lucky he pushed his way to the top of a long line and got away with it. all businesses with oxygen supplies have been told to give them over for medical use now. >> my grandmother. >> reporter: how badly? >> she will die in hospital. >> reporter: you are taking this to the hospital? >> yes. >> reporter: the cylinders have become the life line for many indians. but his grandmother needs them filled every two hours to keep her alive. the hospital is in another state. >> it's very far. no one is allowed to go inside. my grandma inside. no one else. >> reporter: how long to get to the hos

senate bill 202 takes away the rights of georgia voters to vote on sunday because it limits it. it says counties must choose saturday or sunday. and we say no. we're not going back. >> well, representative park cannon, i really appreciate you being here on this evening and harold griggs, your attorney, thank you both for being here. i suspect there might be more people giving you a call, mr. griggs, because i think a lot of activists are planning to arrive in 2022 with water in hand for georgia voters because i don't think there are very many people out there that don't think that is absolutely absurd. so thank you both for being here. best of luck to you, representative. please keep us updated on how things are going for you. >> thank you so much for having us and for all that you do. >> thank you. >> thank you both. thank you. >>> all right. well, that was a very important story. and now for quite a turn. it is to the delicious irony of a politician who made a name for himself defending trump's misdeeds. but when he finds himself deep in it and needs a little help from his republican friends, well -- i don't know if we're getting the sound. it's supposed to be the sound of crickets. up nex

park system. so let's talk about getting that open and people coming back into these tourism spots in our country. >> thank you, senator, for the question. i think right now there really is a hesitancy to really create a roadmap to reopen international travel, and that's something that we really are urging the biden administration to put forgot. some agencies have a zero risk base approach. some are interested in finding a path forward. throughout the pandemic we've really heard the data and science should lead the way, and so we agree. we think that there can be a data-driven, science-based approach to reopening international travel, and other countries, our competition really, are already contemplating that. we have seen timelines put out by the united kingdom and others, and i really think that with a clear roadmap that contemplates vaccination rates and perhaps infection rates and others, that there will be a reopening. first and foremost, we need that timeline. we need a timeline that's certain, so when we look at may we are saying, "please put out a roadmap for reopening so that we can," you know, if it is starti

parks elected. and they had influence for the state of missouri, representation at the democratic national committee and. -- democratic national committee. -- democratic national convention. in the 1930's, pendergast eventually selected truman to be senatoror missouri. he was selected in the statewide vote, but at this point, through pendergast's -i believe the number he could produce was about 70,000 fraudulent or ghost boats -- votes, in any given election at this time --so with that, it was the sheer number of votes, he could produce out of kansas city, that would be tallied, and they were official, whether they were real or not. he had the power to do this. >> at a time of extreme prejudice, in the 1920's and 1930's, the ku klux klan for instance, was in kansas city in 1922, for a convention. 10,000 but it klansmen did a parade down main street, grand avenue. while in the convention, one of their chants was, goodbye, tom, goodbye, joe, your crooked gang has got to go. they were referring to tom pendergast and joe shannon, his took al and sometime competitor on the democrat political -- democratic political scene locally. one of the reasons that ku klux klan targeted tom pendergast was, he was later described as a man of equal opportu

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